Study programmes

The study program Journalism, Media and Globalization is a paid follow-up Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree Master's program. The program has been operating since 2005. A consortium of academic institutions leads the program. Among the members of the consortium are six degree-awarding partners: Aarhus University (program coordinator), The Danish School of Media and Journalism, Institut komunikačních studií a žurnalistiky FSV UK, City University London, University of Amsterdam, LMU Munich. Additionally, the consortium has seven non-European credit-awarding partners: the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Technology Sydney, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, University of Cape Town, Fudan University, Lebanese American University, University of Hamburg. Around 80-95 students study annually in the program. All students spend their first year in Aarhus. They study at one of the partners degree-awarding universities in the second year. A top of that, all students can study during the second semester at one of the partners credit-awarding universities. The program is designed to prepare graduates for the work of journalists in a globalized society. The program aims to provide graduates with an understanding and analytical tools for theoretical understanding and practical understanding of rapidly transforming media.