We will be speaking with former students who are now working in the media to understand media diversity and its impact on their career
As part of De Montfort Universities Black History Month programme:
Diversity in the media – whether television, radio or print – remains central to quality reporting and ensuring a wide range of stories are heard and told. On this DMU panel event, we will be speaking with former students who are now working in the media to understand media diversity and its impact on their career prospects
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