Our students' projects
The rich diversity of perspectives and knowledge students bring to the programme makes for a lively atmosphere on and off campus. Mundus Journalism students tend to be very self-motivated and get involved with a huge variety of projects both inside and outside of the universities.
Beyond this, student initiatives are as varied as the countries they come from. From radio stations to theatre groups, from competitive football teams to start-ups. The opportunities for interaction and idea development on the programme are limitless. You can read about the latest projects by our talented students below.
2019.04.23 |
Egypt Today publishes 'Mundus Edition' travel stories
Long weekends around Europe have turned into feature writing opportunities for a few intrepid Mundus Journalism students.
2019.04.18 |
Young scholars report on media literacy and misinformation
Three Mundus Journalism students recently attended a US-EU young scholars seminar. Here, they share some of their observations and key takeaway points from the three-day event.
2019.03.11 |
Lisa Urlbauer on a solutions focus for journalism
Meet Lisa Urlbauer, a current Mundus Journalism student in Amsterdam who recently finished an internship in the US with the Solutions Journalism Network (SJN) – an organisation committed to improving journalism around the world through teaching media professionals the art of reporting “the whole story” through free training and resources on what…
2019.02.20 |
Students produce research as part of international project on Media, Conflict and Democracy
Hamburg students in the class 'MeCoDEM', linked to an international research project of the same name, have shared their research findings in a poster presentation session. Here is an overview of some of the presentations.
2019.02.19 |
Planet Mundus Radio – On air in Aarhus
Gustav Hoejmark-Jensen on his first live on air broadcast and what makes student radio such a good experience.
2018.12.17 |
Watch: The Mundus Journalism Experience
Our 2018-2020 Bluebook team asked their classmates to describe Mundus Journalism in one word. Here's what they have to say.
2018.12.14 |
A Mundusian Guide to living, studying and working in Amsterdam
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.
2018.12.07 |
Mundusian Guide to Living and Working in Swansea
In this guide, we cover topics like where to eat, shop and socialise in Swansea. We also provide helpful information about housing, working, living costs, visa, banks and health insurance.
2018.11.16 |
Jutland Station – A student driven, online, national news platform
As a Mundus Journalism student starting out in Aarhus, there is a plethora of options for you to flex your journalistic muscles and hone your skills alongside fellow students and seasoned editors. One of these options is Jutland Station, writes Gustav Højmark-Jensen.
2018.08.21 |
Presenting and funding research at an international conference: a student reflection
Sabeen Jamil, Mundus Journalism 2015-2017 cohort, presented her Master thesis at IAMCR 2018, in Eugene, Oregon, USA. Sabeen received a conference grant from Hamburg University. Here, she tells about her research, learnings from IAMCR and where to look for travel grants.