Why study journalism?
Get prepared for the world of journalism and current affairs with the New Zealand Broadcasting School's internationally renowned degree.
Why study journalism?
Get prepared for the world of journalism and current affairs with the New Zealand Broadcasting School's internationally renowned degree.
Documentary: Accepting the good
When Lucy Hone's 12-year-old daughter died in a car crash, her life changed. This documentary explores her journey of resilient grieving.
Former prisoner starts suicide-prevention charity
Jacob Skilling says his checkered past will help those needing help to relate to him.
Borrowing over buying - a more sustainable future.
Mutu is a peer-to-peer rental marketplace that will enable its customers to borrow and lend items which would otherwise be collecting dust.
Journalism career prospects are bright
In times of incessant job cuts,failed mergers, fake news, and... Trump, you’d be forgiven for thinking journalism is dying.
Apply to study journalism
Whether you're interested in radio news, television news or written journalism, NZBS is the place to specialise.
METRONEWS
A multi-media news outlet run by our journalism students. Check out the website.
Live TV news
Our students produce and present daily half-hour news bulletins for a week. Watch the METRONEWS Live bulletins here.
One of ours
Meet Jack Tame, a graduate of the journalism programme at the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
Projects
A collection of projects including longform journalism, series, podcasts and shows.
The internship
Students do a 24-week paid internship to finish the degree. The internship leads to a job in 95 percent of cases.