Humanities Employability: Working in Journalism with alumni Cyan Turan and Duncan Golestani
Find out about what it’s really like to work in journalism - hear directly from two alumni in our Q&A, hosted by Exeposé Print Editor Hannah Butler.
| A College of Humanities workshop | |
|---|---|
| Date | 2 November 2016 |
| Time | 17:30 to 19:30 |
| Place | Queens Building LT1 |
| Provider | College of Humanities |
Event details
Cyan Turan graduated with a BA English degree in 2012, and has written for Red Magazine and The Sun on Sunday's supplement, Fabulous. She has also written for newspapers, magazines, and websites including Easy Living, Vogue.com, and Star.
Duncan Golestani graduated with a Law degree in 2003 and is now a freelance correspondent and presenter for Al Jazeera and ITV News. He has worked as a television journalist in London and the Middle East, and a freelance correspondent for the US broadcaster NBC News appearing on The Today Show and NBC Nightly News, the top-rated evening newscast in America. In the past year he has reported from Afghanistan, Lebanon, Egypt and many other countries.
Join us in Queen’s Café after this exciting event for networking and refreshments.
Location:
Queens Building LT1
