Journalism is facing a crisis that, in time, will probably redefine the global media landscape. New media models are emerging while others are being challenged and will, eventually, be completely restructured. There is a genuine shortage of and a need for investigative journalists who can translate bureaucratic jargon into meaningful information for citizens. The Executive Master in European Journalism combines cutting-edge multimedia technologies with practical knowledge of how to cover European affairs.
PROGRAM:
° 295 hours of workshops.
° Production of Radio, TV broadcasts and Print articles.
° Workshops are given by recognised professional journalists from across Europe who combine first-class teaching with practical experience in the field.
° Contacts with stakeholders and professionals. ° In-the-field investigations. ° Small group of students (20).
SCHEDULE:
° Lessons run from September until April 2012 for approximately 16 hours per week. (Occasionally, some activities may take place in the evening or on Saturday).
° In April, May and June students have to complete their final assignments.