News and blog
Stories from our network
Below you will find a collection of news highlights from across the Mundus Journalism network. Stories are aggregated here - but you'll also find many them distributed at respective points across the website.
Read the latest student, staff and alumni news:
2014.04.26 | Staff Reports
Visiting faculty testimonial: Nea Matzen
Read about journalist and lecturer Nea Matzen's exchange from Hamburg University to UC Berkeley in March and April, 2014.
2014.04.26 | Staff Reports
Visiting faculty testimonial: Suzanne Franks
Read Erasmus Mundus scholar Suzanne Franks' report on her scholarship visit, which took her from City University London to the University of California, Berkeley.
2014.04.26 | Staff Reports
Visiting faculty testimonial: Tonny Brems Knudsen
Read Erasmus Mundus scholar Tonny Brems Knudsen's report on his scholarship visit from Aarhus University to the University of Technology, Sydney, in April 2014.
2014.04.02 | Student Showcase
Mundus students help launch regional news site
Online news magazine Jutland Station has launched in Aarhus, providing some competition in the country's west to Denmark's only other English language news website, The Copenhagen Post
2014.02.28 | Alumni
Alumni Profile: Dr Scott Eldridge II
What and who is a journalist in the post-WikiLeaks era? In this alumni profile Dr Scott Eldridge II puts his own argument forward in answer to this question - based on a theory he developed as part of his PhD. He also shares his insights into transitioning from practicing journalism to studying it.
2013.12.15 | Staff Reports
Scholar report: Sara Nofri
In this scholar report Dr Sara Nofri reminisces on her winter trip from University of Hamburg to the warmer climate of Berkeley, Califorina
2013.11.30 | Staff Reports
Scholar report: Tom Goldstein
In this scholar report, UC Berkeley Professor Tom Goldstein discusses his trip from California to Aarhus, Amsterdam and London.
2013.10.02 | Student Showcase
My move to Denmark for journalism with a difference
"If you want to become a journalist, but aren’t prepared to enter the MA treadmill, this may be the course for you," writes student Sam Richardson for journalist resource website Wannabe Hacks.
2013.08.05 | Alumni
Mundus alumna forms investigative reporting centre
Guia Baggi is part of a collective of Italian journalists who are trialling an innovative model for financing investigative stories via a newly-established not-for-profit online media hub.
2013.08.02 | Alumni, Research
Former Mundus student's publishing success
Guia Baggi's work on non-profit investigative journalism has appeared in the prestigious German journal, Message.