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The Chartered Institute of Journalists is the oldest professional body for Journalists in the world. It was founded – as the National Association of Journalists – in 1884 and six years later was granted its Royal Charter by Queen Victoria, to protect and serve those employed in the field of journalism.

The Institute combines the role …
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Who we are Who we are
We have offered protection and guidance to our members since 1884…

News News
Find out what we have to say about things that affect our members and the industry…

Benefits Benefits
Benefits to membership includine a recognised Press card, advice guides representation… 

Protection Protection
The Institute of Journalists (TU) protects members interests in the workplace…

Our Funds Our Funds
We have a number of charities that look after our members and their families…

Press cards Press cards
We issue the National Press Card and an International Press Card…

Student Information Student Information
Our advice guide will offer direction to any budding journalist thinking of entering the profession…

Safety Safety
Safety guides provide advice to members while covering civil disturbances…

The Journal The Journal
Members keep up-to-date with the industry, and the CIoJ through The Journal…

Code of Conduct Code of Conduct
We expect our members to adhere to a strict code of conduct, including the Editor’s Code…

Training Training
Our courses keep members up-to-date.  We also offer training to media companies…

Contact Us Contact Us
Feel free to make contact…