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It is a program with a curriculum that covers multiple topics such as:
- Media and development.
- Journalism.
- Communication science and media management.
- Since its inception in 2009, over 290 students from 74 countries have completed the master’s program.
- The International Media Studies (IMS) Program offers an excellent learning opportunity for up to 30 students as an annual joint project at the University of Bonn, the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences, and DW Akademie.
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To be considered eligible for the program:
- The applicant must be a bachelor’s degree holder or its equivalent and have at least one year of media experience after the first degree.
- The applicant must provide proof of advanced English language skills.
- Highly qualified candidates from emerging and developing countries can apply for the scholarship and will complete a four-semester internship in their home country.
Target:
The program is primarily designed for “young journalists, media managers and communications staff who come from developing and transition countries, and particularly from Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe.”Register to attend the CN Business Mixer
The program is particularly focused on:
- Media workers from radio, TV, online and print.
- Young journalists, especially those working with electronic media.
- Journalists and managers from community radio stations.
- Communications experts.
- NGO employees.
- Government ministry employees.
- Staff working in the area of development cooperation.
- Representatives of national broadcasters’ regional working groups.
- Media association representatives.
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