Program Overview

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Master in Journalism

The Master in Journalism is a 2-year program that provides students with a comprehensive education in journalism, combining theoretical foundations with practical skills. The program is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to succeed in the journalism profession.

Program Structure

The Master in Journalism is a 120-credit program, divided into two years of study. The program includes a combination of compulsory and elective courses, as well as a master's thesis and an internship.

Compulsory Courses

• Histoire de la communication de masse (5 credits)
• Projet de recherche en information et communication (journalisme) (5 credits)
• Démarches de recherche en information et communication (5 credits)
• Anglais : langue, société et culture I (5 credits)
• Chercher, écrire et produire l'information (10 credits)
• Genres et formats journalistiques (10 credits)
• Contemporary trends in journalism (5 credits)
• Visualisation des données et de l'information (5 credits)

Elective Courses

Students can choose from a range of elective courses, including:

• Journalisme narratif et journalisme d'investigation (5 credits)
• Médias, politiques et journalismes en Afrique (5 credits)
• Créations éditoriales et questions déontologiques (15 credits)
• Séminaire d'histoire du journalisme (5 credits)
• Analyse quantitative I (5 credits)
• Linguistique et stylistique (5 credits)
• Analyse qualitative en sciences sociales (5 credits)
• Sociologie du genre (5 credits)

Master's Thesis

The master's thesis is a compulsory component of the program, worth 20 credits. Students are expected to conduct original research and produce a thesis that demonstrates their ability to apply theoretical concepts to practical problems.

Internship

The internship is a compulsory component of the program, worth 15 credits. Students are expected to complete an internship in a media organization, where they will apply the skills and knowledge acquired during the program.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Master in Journalism program can pursue a range of career opportunities in the media industry, including:

• Journalist in local, national, or international media
• Journalist specializing in specific areas, such as politics, culture, or sports
• Editor or producer in media organizations
• Media consultant or researcher
• Communications specialist in private or public organizations

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the Master in Journalism program, students must meet the following requirements:

• Hold a bachelor's degree in a relevant field (e.g., journalism, communication, languages)
• Demonstrate proficiency in English (B2 level or higher)
• Provide transcripts and diplomas from previous academic programs
• Submit a motivation letter and a CV

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the Master in Journalism program vary depending on the student's nationality and residency status. For more information, please contact the university's admissions office.

Research Areas

The Master in Journalism program is affiliated with several research centers and institutes, including:

• The Institute for European Studies
• The Center for Media and Communication Studies
• The Research Group on Journalism and Communication

These research centers and institutes provide students with opportunities to engage in research projects, attend seminars and conferences, and network with professionals in the field.