Erasmus Mundus Masters in Journalism, Media and Globalisation (Mundus Journalism / EMMA)
- Bailleur
- Erasmus Mundus Catalogue
- Destination
- Multiple
- Niveau d'études
- Master
- Date limite
- Candidature en continu / date à confirmer
La candidature se fait toujours directement chez le bailleur. Nous ne collectons aucun dossier et ne demandons jamais de frais.
Critères d'éligibilité
Master's level students from all over the world can apply. Scholarships are available for outstanding students.
Présentation du programme
Mundus Journalism is the longest-running Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in Journalism, Media and Globalisation, delivered by Aarhus University (Denmark) with partner universities in Amsterdam, Hamburg, Swansea and Beijing. Students complete a foundational year in Aarhus, then specialise in one of four tracks at a partner university. ## Why this scholarship matters for African applicants Mundus Journalism alumni include senior editors at the BBC Africa Service, Reuters, Bloomberg, Premium Times, The Continent, AJ+ and many leading African newsrooms. The programme is one of the strongest credentials in international, investigative and data journalism on the continent. ## What the award covers Full tuition for the two-year master's, one-off €1,000 travel and installation grant, additional travel allowance for Partner Country students, and a monthly living stipend of €1,400 paid for the full programme duration. Insurance and visa costs included. ## How the selection process works Apply directly to Mundus Journalism through Aarhus University's admissions portal. A bachelor's degree (any discipline, journalism background not required), demonstrable journalism experience (clips, freelance work, student newspaper, broadcast), English-language proficiency and a strong motivation letter are required. ## Application tips that move the needle Make your portfolio do the work — three to five strong clips with public links are more persuasive than a generic motivation letter. African applicants should frame the personal statement around a specific reporting agenda (e.g. climate investigations in the Sahel, fintech accountability in Lagos, conflict reporting in the Horn). ## Deadlines and intake windows Scholarship-eligible deadline falls in early December for the September intake. Late-round non-scholarship applications close in March. ## Useful internal reading - Browse open scholarships: https://scholarshipsforafricans.com/scholarships - How to write a winning scholarship essay: https://scholarshipsforafricans.com/blog/how-to-write-winning-scholarship-essay - Scholarship interview questions for African students: https://scholarshipsforafricans.com/blog/scholarship-interview-questions-african-students Always confirm the live intake on the sponsor's official site before you build a timeline around it.
Le descriptif détaillé du bailleur reste en anglais, car c'est la langue du dossier de candidature.
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Les dates et montants peuvent changer. Confirmez toujours sur le lien officiel avant de candidater.