Student Oliver Phillips reflects on his three years of studying English and Journalism. Oliver discusses how his English and Journalism studies at BCU revealed unique overlaps between storytelling and reporting, built his confidence through live newsroom experiences, and offered a strong sense of community. He also shares valuable skills he’s gained and gives advice for new students.
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