Stories from our network

Instead of taking an elective course in Aarhus, Carlotta, Cristina and Maja decided to do an internship during their second semester. Let's hear their thoughts, insights and take-aways from their time at Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Reporters Without Borders and the European Federation of Journalists.

Mundus Journalism not only prepare students for landing jobs in journalism and communication, but it also provide them with the skills to start a career as social sciences researchers. In order to dive in the life of a Phd student, we interviewed Azade Kakavand and asked her how the Mundus Journalism Programme helped her choose this path.

Kaori Kohyama, a young journalist and Mundus student to-be from Japan, shares with us her excitment in winning a pen award thanks to her investigation on the religious cult group’s solicitation during the pandemic in Japan.

As the years go by, the Mundus Journalism Alumni network grows and strenghtens across the world - today we catch up with Hamburg alumna Isabela Martel (2018-2020) as she has started her new journey as a DW trainee in Bonn.

Almost at the end of the first year of Mundus 2.0, we talked to Jesper Gaarskjær, journalist and lecturer at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in Aarhus, about how the curriculum combines the two foci of academic research and journalistic training. One good example: the course "Public Opinion and the Media"!

Professor Dr. Irene Neverla talks about challenges to the media in different democracies, her research on the subject and the course MeCoDEM that she is teaching to the last Hamburg cohort of Mundusians. University of Hamburg is still part of our second semester alternative - this year UHH will receive 2 Mundus students!

In this guide, we cover topics like where to eat, shop and socialise in London. We also provide helpful information about housing, working, living costs, visa, banks and health insurance.

In this guide, we cover topics like where to eat, shop and socialise in Prague. We also provide helpful information about working, living costs, visa and health insurance.

Charles University, Prague joined the Mundus Consortium in 2020, so last year was the first time that applicants could apply to study in Prague for their second year! Our first batch of students will hit the "Totalitarianism and Transistion" specialisation next year, but in the meantime we sat down with Filip Láb - the Erasmus Mundus Journalism coordinator in Prague to tell you more about our new partner and the course offer at Charles University!

In this guide, we cover topics like where to eat, shop and socialise in Amsterdam. We also provide helpful information about housing, working, living costs, visa, banks and health insurance.