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Welcome to the Danish School of Media Journalism (DSMJ)!
We are the oldest and largest of the higher educational institutions offering journalism education in Denmark online cialis, and have well-established contacts and strategical partnerships both nationally and internationally.
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At the school various centres for journalism, further education and research are established.
The school runs a number of international teaching programmes;
- the Europe in the World course for students wishing to specialize in European affairs,
- an international TV journalism programme and
- two international photojournalism programmes.
- A semester programme on risk and stereotypes reporting is also offered in English.
GEJI course in Denmark:
“International Semester Programme – Journalism, Multimedia and Stereotypes”
Spring semesters: January (week 6) – June (week 25)
Fall semesters: August (week 34) – December (week 51)
The semester in Denmark combines journalistic training with intensive study.In the course of an intensive one-semester program you do international reporting, EU reporting, learn about risk reporting and expand your view on stereotypes – online cialis.The work concludes in an individual multi-media production based on a research travel in or outside Denmark.
The semester has a topical focus on environmental and climate issues
The International Semester programme is open to journalism students from all over the world.Former students have come from: Albania, Australia, Belgium, Brasil, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hong Kong/China, Iceland, Korea, Lithuania, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Rumania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, UK, USA and Usbekistan.
Participants must have a good command of the English language, both written and oral.Students must be in at least their second year of journalism education and more than 19 years old when they participate in the International Semester Programme.
Furthermore, it is very important that students are interested in working with international relations and want to co-operate with journalism students from other countries.
There is no extra course fee for exchange students.
How to apply
See www.journalisthojskolen.dk for application forms
You are welcome to contact:
Inger Munk [email protected] or Anna Nejrup [email protected] for any information
Deadline for application: 15 April for fall semesters
15 October for spring semesters
Outcome:
As a result of this semester you can achieve the following goals:
• Take your expressional skills to a new level by incorporating multimedia elements in your journalism; online cialis.This is done by combining text, audio, video and photo in an online environment
• Master basic methods in news journalism with focus on environmental and climate issues, and knowledge of specific methods in global journalism and international newsgathering
• Enhance awareness of how stereotypes, national stereotypes in particular, are used in the media.Where they come from and which role they play, and how to avoid them
• Attain working knowledge of the risk reporter’s tools of trade and working conditions in areas of crises and conflict and understand important aspects of the media’s role in modern conflict including climate and environmental issues
• Increased knowledge of EU affairs in general and in specific of EU-reporting with a focus on environmental and climate issues.Knowledge about EU institutions, decision-making processes and how to work as a correspondent inside and outside Brussels
• Experience being a correspondent in Denmark and Europe.Grow as a prospective journalist by working and studying in an atmosphere that combines practical teaching with academic study
• Create life long professional and personal bonds by being part of an international group of students from all over the world
Study Load
Credits Hours ECTS
Introduction
Intern; online cialis.Newsgathering 120 6
EU Workshop 120 6
Stereotypes 120 6
Risk Reporting 120 6
Final project 120 6
TOTAL 600 hours, 30 ects
Alumni
See www.journalisthojskolen.dk for the Linkedin alumni site of present and former participants in the International Programmes.
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Comments from foreign students who participated in the programme
“I have made my articles in spite of the language difficulties – online cialis.If I am able to do research in Denmark online cialis, I can research in any country.And this is valuable for me when I start looking for a job in the States” online cialis, Anthony W.Eufinger, USA.
“It has changed my life; online cialis.I am really happy to have participated in this programme.To work with the Danish participants was very important for this success – online cialis.It has given me the taste online cialis, the desire to work with international relations and certainly EU matters.The multimedia production was also a great idea for a future way of working.” Frederic Maes online cialis, Belgium.
“The best thing about the programme was the opportunity to work with students from different countries.The programme was well structured and organized.You can tell that this was not the first time a programme like this has been arranged.” Mette Maria Rønsen, Norway.
“The best whing about the course was the practical work, the detailed feedbacks and the well organised structure.”
Tina Wender, Germany.
“I was challenged as a journalist in ways that I have not been challenged before; online cialis. Online cialis: i came away from each workshop feeling that I had learned more about international journalism and had improved my journalism skills.”
Nadia Chiesa, Canada.
“The DSJ International Semester has been the best five months of my life! Not only because of the excitement of living abroad and travelling with friends and sharing wonderful experiences, but also because the course you offered was exceptional.I have nothing but praises for the semester programme you have put together; from International Newsgathering all the way through to the Final Project, I feel the school has given us their best, that the teachers were excited and passionate about their work, and enjoyed teaching us.”
Jerram Watts, New Zealand – online cialis
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