Why study journalism?

Get prepared for the world of journalism and current affairs with the New Zealand Broadcasting School's internationally renowned degree.

Tenancies Act doesn't cover flatmate disputes

University students and a tenancy agency are calling for education and law changes after reports of violence and bullying in their flats.

It's killing Kiwis and the use of it is on the rise. What's pushing that rise?

Ngāi Tahu wants to help you become a multi-skilled storyteller with a degree in broadcast communications.

Take a look at the process that brings our live news bulletin to life.

A multi-media news outlet run by our journalism students. Check out the website.

Our students produce and present daily half-hour news bulletins for a week. Watch the METRONEWS Live bulletins here.

A collection of projects including longform journalism, series, podcasts and shows.

Meet Jack Tame, a graduate of the journalism programme at the New Zealand Broadcasting School.

Students do a 24-week paid internship to finish the degree. The internship leads to a job in 95 percent of cases.