Winners of the Guardian's prestigious student media awards have been announced, with a host of SPA members leading the charge. The awards are described as "recognising the country’s most talented students planning to enter the journalism and media industry". New editor-in-chief of the Guardian, Katherine Viner, hailed the achievements of those selected for her paper's prestigious accolades.
SPA members led the charge today among hopefuls nominated for the Guardian's prestigious 'Student Media Awards'. Several winners of SPANC15 - this year's national conference - accolades were picked by broadsheet bosses, with winners due to be announced on December 1. The full shortlist is as follows: Roar's Dulcie Lee accepting one of many
SPA members can now take advantage of an exciting new partnership with Brighton Journalist Works, offering a 10% discount on part-time and weekend courses. Aspiring journalists will be able to knock more than £300 off their NCTJ fees at one of the UK’s top accredited courses, as well as complete the course alongside their degree.
The SPA is excited to announce the launch of a brand new award for student journalists designed to celebrate intuitive and investigative reporting.
Four SPA members have won bursaries totalling £7,000 in a hotly-contested competition to study with one of the UK’s leading journalism trainee schemes.
The SPA is excited to announce the appointment of a new Alumni Officer, as part of it’s brand new alumni programme.
With the General Election now well and truly behind us, we’ve collated some of the best samples of our members’ work to showcase and act as a muse to others to inspire even more creative content!
