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Deadline: February 20, 2025
The DW Akademie French-speaking Master’s in International Journalism Programme offers a unique platform for aspiring Francophone journalists to deepen their understanding of global journalism while acquiring practical skills. With scholarships and internship opportunities available, this program is ideal for passionate individuals looking to make a meaningful impact in the media industry.
The DW Akademie, in collaboration with Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences, offers a Master’s program in International Journalism specifically designed for French-speaking students. The program blends theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice, focusing on media development, journalism ethics, and digital storytelling. Participants will study in Germany and benefit from an international academic environment, supplemented by practical internships at leading media organizations.
Benefits
- Scholarships: Full and partial scholarships are available to support tuition, living expenses, and travel costs.
- Practical Internships: Opportunities to gain real-world experience at prestigious media outlets.
- Academic Excellence: Learn from industry experts and seasoned academics in a globally recognized program.
- Networking: Collaborate with peers and professionals from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds.
- Language Advantage: The program is conducted in French, making it accessible to Francophone students.
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Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for this program, applicants must:
- Be proficient in French (native or near-native level).
- Hold a bachelor’s degree in journalism, communication, or related fields.
- Demonstrate professional experience in media or communication (preferred but not mandatory).
- Have a strong interest in international journalism and media development.
Application Process and Documents Required
The admission procedure takes place in two stages. It includes an admissibility phase based on the file, then an oral interview and a written test for candidates whose file has been accepted.
- Eligibility phase
The evaluators study the files based on the academic and professional background, personal and professional projects; as well as the social and civic commitment of the candidate. Only complete files are taken into account.
- Admission phase
Candidates whose files have been accepted at the end of the first phase are invited to an interview. This allows the selection panel to evaluate the candidate’s background and projects in more detail. It is also an opportunity to answer the candidate’s questions. Candidates also take part in a written test . The precise arrangements for this test will be announced to eligible candidates.
The admission tests will be conducted remotely in March 2025. After deliberation, the results will be communicated by email between April and May.
If you have any questions about the application process or are experiencing technical difficulties, please contact the MFJI team at mfji@dw.com.
Deadline: Submit your application by 20th February 2025.
