But it also encourages critical attention to how the field of media studies has historically been forged: through argument and contestation between different academic approaches and disciplines. In what ways, and how significant are the media in the formation of individual identities and in the practices of everyday life? In the more public world, to what extent are media key to providing knowledge and enabling the debate necessary to the practices of democracy? The course enables students to build on their own experiences of media as consumers and users. It begins to explore the breadth of media studies through attention to the ways in which media matter. texts and systems and their contribution to social life. This module introduces the practice of dissertation writing and research approaches for the study of media forms.
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It aims to increase both students¿ employability and their self-employability by showing them how to take advantage of entrepreneurial opportunities offered by online journalism. This module offers a comprehensive guide to the practices, techniques and skills used in the research, development and production of journalism in an online environment. He also acts as an Associate Editor for the Sport Section of the academic journal Cogent Social Sciences. Jonathan sits on the editorial board of the Football Collective whose aim is to bring critical debate to football, and is a member of the Football Writers Association.
Jonathan is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and is an external examiner at Chester University, and Edge Hill University. Due to these expertise he’s been used as a source for media outlets such as The Athletic, BBC Radio Gloucestershire, and French football website SoFoot. His work includes: the use of football related clickbait on social media by major media organisations constructions of nationalism among ‘proper football men’ the newspaper representation of England men’s football international Raheem Sterling compared to Sterling’s self-representation on social media and fan reactions on social media to suspected racism during a football match among others. Jonathan joined Swansea University as Senior Lecturer in PR, Media, and Communications in 2022 where he teaches across a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate modules mainly focusing on public relations, sport, and journalism.Īlongside his teaching Jonathan’s research career originally began by examining protest and its utilisation for pollical communication before shifting focus to concentrate more fully on the world of sport and its relationship with wider society.
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