1 May 2016 – The European Journalism Training Association (ETJA) warmly welcomes 6 new member schools to our network: Université de Neuchâtel, FranceTechnische Universität Dortmund, GermanyInstitut für Journalismus & Medienmanagement, FHWien – AustriaUniversity of St Mark & St John, Plymouth – UKSouth Ural State University, RussiaPompey Fabra University, Barcelona – Spain
Frans Timmermans is First Vice-President, for Better Regulation, Inter-institutional Relations, the Rule of Law and the Charter of Fundamental Rights, of the European Commission.Born in 1961, he holds degrees in French literature, European law and history.Since 1998, he has been a Member of the Dutch Parliament. He was Secretary of State for Foreign and European…
In May 2020 Nico Drok will step down as President of the European Journalism Training Association. This means that EJTA will have a vacancy for this position. The Board would like those who wish to apply for this position to write a short bio and motivation. More information: Letter from the President
1 December 2015 – Windesheim’s School of Journalism in the Netherlands is the first international School of Journalism in the world to integrate Constructive Journalism into its curriculum, research and international partnerships. As part of this initiative, Cathrine Gyldensted, a leading Danish journalist and originator of this new form of journalism, has accepted the position…
24 June 2015 – Students from the Federation of European Journalism Students (FEJS) have interviewed participants at our second Teachers’ Conference in Milan. Check it out on our new EJTA channel on YouTube!
19 June 2015 – The European Journalism Training Association (EJTA) is deeply shocked to hear that Evert van Voorst from Windesheim University of Applied Sciences in The Netherlands passed away after a long illness. Evert played an active role during many of our VNOJ and EJTA meetings and is known to us as a didicated…
1 March 2015 – Our EJTA student team has updated our Wikipedia-pages, in Dutch, French and English.Go and have a look!
7 January 2015 – The European Journalism Training Association (EJTA) joins with journalists around to the world to strongly condemn the atrocity, the attack on press freedom and on democracy itself, that took place at the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris yesterday. We call on all members, their colleagues and students, to observe the minute’s…