List of Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies people
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List of notable alumni and faculty of the Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies.
Alumni
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Name | Course | Graduated | Known for |
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Adrian Chiles[1] | PgDip | 1992 | Broadcaster and writer |
Alan Johnston[2] | PgDip | 1987 | BBC Journalist |
Anna Botting[3] | 1991 | Sky News presenter | |
Ben Brown | BBC News Presenter | ||
Claire Marshall | PgDip | 1997 | BBC Journalist |
Craig Oliver[4] | PgDip | 1992 | Former Conservative Party Communications Director and editor of BBC News at 6 and News at 10 |
Damian Grammaticas[5] | PgDip | 1994 | BBC Europe Correspondent |
Ellie Price | PgDip | 2006 | BBC Broadcaster |
Emma Barnett | PgDip | 2006 | BBC Broadcaster, host of the Emma Barnett Show on Radio 5 Live, Woman's Hour, and Newsnight |
Emma Catherine Crosby[2] | PgDip | 1999 | Channel 5, Sky News, ITV and BBC News newsreader |
Gaby Hinsliff | PgDip | 1993 | The Guardian columnist & writer |
Geraint Vincent | Correspondent, ITV News | ||
Guto Harri[6] | PgDip | 1988 | VP Hanover Communications, former BBC Chief Political Correspondent, Communications Director for the Mayor of London |
Hattie Brett[7] | PgDip | 2005 | Editor-at-Large of Grazia UK |
Huw Edwards[2] | BA | 1983 | Anchor, BBC News at Six and BBC News at Ten |
Iain Canning[8] | BA | 2000 | Film producer known for The King's Speech |
James Goldston[2] | PgDip | 1991 | President of ABC News |
Jason Mohammad[2] | PgDip | 1997 | Journalist and broadcaster |
Jenny Hill | BBC Berlin Correspondent | ||
John Witherow[9] | PgDip | 1977 | Editor of The Times |
Julia Hartley-Brewer | PgDip | talkRADIO Breakfast Show presenter | |
Kevin Maguire[2] | PgDip | 1984 | Daily Mirror associate editor |
Laura Trevelyan[2] | PgDip | 1991 | BBC World News America anchor |
Manish Bhasin[2] | PgDip | 1998 | Presenter of The Football League Show and of Premier League Productions shows |
Martin Lewis | PgDip | 1998 | Journalist and presenter |
Matt Barbet | BA (1994), PGDip | 1999 | Former host of 5 News Tonight, BBC Breakfast, BBC London News, and newsreader on BBC Radio |
Matt Dickinson[10] | PgDip | 1991 | Chief football correspondent at The Times |
Matthew Tempest[2] | PgDip | 1997 | Der Spiegel journalist |
Max Foster | BSc | 1994 | CNN anchor and correspondent |
Oliver Holt | Chief Sports Writer, The Mail on Sunday | ||
Peter Gwynne Morgan | Television and film writer/producer | ||
Polly Evans | PgDip | 1999 | Former BBC Anchor & Correspondent |
Rajesh Mirchandani | PgDip | 1992 | Chief Communications Officer, UN Foundation, former BBC correspondent |
Riz Khan[11] | BSc, PgDip | Former host at Al Jazeera English, CNN International and BBC World | |
Sean Fletcher[12] | PgDip | Good Morning Britain co-host, host of BBC Countryfile and Sunday Morning Live | |
Siân Lloyd[2] | BA | 1979 | Television presenter and meteorologist |
Susanna Reid[2] | PgDip | 1993 | Good Morning Britain co-host |
Tim Hetherington[2] | BA | 1996 | Photojournalist, Academy Award nominated film director |
Tom Symonds | PgDip | 1992 | BBC Home Affairs Correspondent |
Faculty
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Current
[edit]- Prof Stuart Allen (Head of School)[13]
- Prof Richard Sambrook (Deputy Head of School and Director - Centre for Journalism)[13]
- John Hartley
- Ian Hargreaves
Former
[edit]- Sir David English (-1991)
References
[edit]- ^ "7 celebrities you didn't know went to the University of Cardiff |". unifresher.co.uk. 1 October 2019. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l "Journalism". Cardiff University. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ "Anna Botting | MPC Entertainment". Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ "Examined Life - Sir Craig Oliver (PGDip 1992)". Cardiff University. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ "Damian Grammaticas". 2 December 2003. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ "Examined Life - Guto Harri (PgDip 1988)". Cardiff University. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ "Hattie Brett returns to Grazia". Cardiff University. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ WalesOnline (15 November 2011). "Oscar-winning producer launches Soundtrack film and music festival". walesonline. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ "Cardiff Connect Spring 2017" (PDF). Cardiff University. Spring 2017. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ "Matt Dickinson: Cambridge, Journalism and the World of Sport". The Cambridge Student. 13 January 2015. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ "Riz Khan, International Journalist and TV Personality". Riz Khan, International Journalist and TV Personality. 21 February 2019. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ Wightwick, Abbie (27 April 2014). "Bore da Sean! The first black, Welsh-speaking presenter makes breakfast TV debut". walesonline. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
- ^ a b "Academic staff". Cardiff University. Retrieved 14 June 2020.