Journalism Media and Globalisation

Overview This is a unique two year Masters course, part of the prestigious Erasmus Mundus programme.The Mundus Journalism degree explores the practice and performance of journalism and the media in the context of a new environment brought about by globalisation, modernisation, commercialisation and professional developments.             Benefits of the course:   tuition fees compare very favourably to other Masters courses, with UK/EU students paying €8500 for the two-year course (2014-16 fees). Non-EU students pay €16,000.    spend your first year at the Danish School of Journalism/Aarhus University, and your final two semesters at City University London.   learn from leading journalists and academics from two of Europe's top institutions in journalism and media education. Study with a diverse group of classmates from around the world. In the last three years, students have come from the USA, Brazil, Thailand, China, Malaysia, Norway, Kyrgyzstan, Peru, Canada, Cambodia, Ukraine, Italy, Mexico, Czech Republic, Malta, India, Germany and Azerbaijan.



For full programme details, go to www.mundusjournalism.comCity University London is now ranked first in the UK as Best Graduate University for Media and Communications Professionals according to LinkedIn rankings.LinkedIn ranked universities based on how successful recent graduates have been at landing desirable media jobs.Find out more about City's graduate success. School of Arts and Social Sciences, Department of Journalism Course Fees: Full-time EU: £6,500 Full-time Non EU: £12,500 More...



Start Date: September each year ...