[ecrea] Journalism @ Strathclyde

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>Journalism @ Strathclyde
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>The Scottish Centre for Journalism Studies - a 
>joint venture between the University of 
>Strathclyde and Glasgow Caledonian University - 
>is to close its doors to enable each institution 
>to further develop journalism education in new directions.
>
>Brian McNair, Professor of Journalism and 
>Communication at Strathclyde, said: "The Centre 
>has been highly successful in its sixteen years, 
>and its award-winning alumni in the UK and 
>beyond are a tribute to the staff at both universities.
>
>"We will continue to build on this legacy. At 
>Strathclyde, we will be continuing our already 
>substantial investment in journalism education 
>and research with new courses including 
>Investigative Journalism, Literary Journalism, 
>and diplomas offering National Council for the 
>Training of Journalists curricula in practical 
>journalism, law, public affairs and Shorthand.
>
>"We are committed to uninterrupted provision of 
>industry-accredited journalism education of the highest standards."
>
>The new courses will be available from 
>September, and form part of a graduate school of 
>journalism and communication to be launched at 
>Strathclyde in the 2008-09 session.
>
>For inquiries on the future of journalism @ 
>Strathclyde, please contact (brian.mcnair /at/ strath.ac.uk)
>
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>Brian McNair
>Professor of Journalism & Communication
>University of Strathclyde
>26 Richmond Street
>Glasgow
>G1 1XH
>office: (044) 141 548 3054
>mobile: 07960 179085
>http://www.strath.ac.uk/english/membersofthedepartment/mcnairbrianprof/
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