Information, Media & Verification careers
What can we really trust online? Check evidence, communicate clearly and navigate the digital world responsibly.
What can we really trust online?
Digital evidence needs context. Verification, journalism, archives and policy all rely on careful research, ethical decisions and explaining uncertainty. These are especially useful skills in an era of synthetic images and convincing AI-generated text.
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Data Journalist
Uses evidence, statistics and reporting to tell accurate public-interest stories.
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Checks the authenticity and context of online claims, images and videos.
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Uses publicly available information to research questions lawfully and carefully.
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Helps online services respond fairly to harmful or misleading content.
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Explains complex scientific and technical ideas to different audiences.
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Preserves and organises digital material so it remains usable over time.
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Examines how technology rules affect people, organisations and society.
Explore this career →A starter challenge before choosing a career
Investigate a fictional viral claim by listing evidence, unknowns and independent checks.
Save a simple record of your work and what you would test next. A good career exploration project helps you discover whether the daily thinking appeals to you.