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Showing posts with label European Study Tour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label European Study Tour. Show all posts
Monday, February 20, 2012
Learn more about MU Journalism Abroad
We had such a wonderful experience on our trip, we wanted to remind you about all the wonderful opportunities to study abroad with the Missouri School of Journalism. Hope you can join us at the Study Abroad Fair to learn more.
Busy Wednesday? Check out our study abroad resources page for more details on the Missouri School of Journalism's International Programs department. You can also follow the department on Twitter or "like" it on Facebook.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
It All Depends On Lifestyle
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Vítejte! Bienvenue! Welkom! Benvenuto!
By Amy Simons and Kevin Wise
Professors, Missouri School of Journalism
Let us be the first to welcome you to our blog!
In early 2012, a group of students from the Missouri School of Journalism will spend two weeks in Europe, touring some of the finest capital cities, media outlets and museums. It's a short-term study abroad program designed to expose the students to international systems of journalism.
While abroad, the students will make stops in Prague, Paris, Brussels and Rome. They'll meet with editors, reporters, producers, account executives, educators and religious leaders. They'll learn, firsthand, how their jobs are the same -- and how they're different -- in different cultures.
They'll visit newspapers, magazines, television stations and advertising agencies and observe the influence of the European perspective on journalism in various cultures. They'll see how journalism is consumed in those cultures and about the relationships journalists have with their audiences.
And, they'll have a little bit of fun along the way.
They're journalism students, so you can be sure they'll have a lot to say about what they see and do! Soon enough, this blog will be full of their reflections. We can't wait for them to share their observations, reflections and predictions about the future of journalism here and abroad.
To give you a taste of what's to come, we invite you to read through the observations and reflections from the 2011 class on its blog, Europe or Bust 2011.
Professors, Missouri School of Journalism
Let us be the first to welcome you to our blog!
In early 2012, a group of students from the Missouri School of Journalism will spend two weeks in Europe, touring some of the finest capital cities, media outlets and museums. It's a short-term study abroad program designed to expose the students to international systems of journalism.
While abroad, the students will make stops in Prague, Paris, Brussels and Rome. They'll meet with editors, reporters, producers, account executives, educators and religious leaders. They'll learn, firsthand, how their jobs are the same -- and how they're different -- in different cultures.
They'll visit newspapers, magazines, television stations and advertising agencies and observe the influence of the European perspective on journalism in various cultures. They'll see how journalism is consumed in those cultures and about the relationships journalists have with their audiences.
And, they'll have a little bit of fun along the way.
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To give you a taste of what's to come, we invite you to read through the observations and reflections from the 2011 class on its blog, Europe or Bust 2011.
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