List of Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies people

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
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
Dominic Kane Reporter and senior producer at Al Jazeera English
Donald Macintyre Journalist at The Independent
Ed Ludlow PgDip 2015 Reporter at Bloomberg L.P. in San Francisco
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 Speigel journalist
Max Foster BSc 1994 CNN anchor and correspondent
Oliver Holt Chief Sports Writer, The Mail on Sunday
Paul Waugh Executive Editor, Politics, HuffPost UK. Presenter, BBC Radio 4's The Week In Westminster, and former deputy political editor of the Evening Standard
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
Ross Harries BA (1998), PgDip 2006 Presenter on BBC Wales, Premier Sports, and BT Sport
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
Victoria Chandler BA 2015 Editor at Delish UK/Hearst UK

Faculty
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Current

Former

References
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  4. "Examined Life - Sir Craig Oliver (PGDip 1992)". Cardiff University. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
  5. "Damian Grammaticas". 2 December 2003. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
  6. "Examined Life - Guto Harri (PgDip 1988)". Cardiff University. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
  7. "Hattie Brett returns to Grazia". Cardiff University. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
  8. WalesOnline (15 November 2011). "Oscar-winning producer launches Soundtrack film and music festival". walesonline. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
  9. "Cardiff Connect Spring 2017" (PDF). Cardiff University. Spring 2017. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
  10. "Matt Dickinson: Cambridge, Journalism and the World of Sport". The Cambridge Student. 13 January 2015. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
  11. https://www.facebook.com/1225098180999753 (21 February 2019). "Riz Khan, International Journalist and TV Personality". Riz Khan, International Journalist and TV Personality. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
  12. Wightwick, Abbie (27 April 2014). "Bore da Sean! The first black, Welsh-speaking presenter makes breakfast TV debut". walesonline. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
  13. "Academic staff". Cardiff University. Retrieved 14 June 2020.
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