From October 15-17, EJTA celebrated its 35 year, “Coral” anniversary in a perfectly organised Annual General Meeting in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Watch this 5′ movie with congratulations from members and former board members from Paris, UK, Ljubljana, Liverpool, Turku, Vienna, Estonia, Kyiv, Lviv, Zagreb, Brussels, Wroclaw, Belgrade, Dortmund, Aarhus, and Macedonia.
Antwerp / Utrecht, June 26, 2025 — The European Journalism Training Association (EJTA) has released its first comprehensive set of recommendations to help journalism schools across Europe navigate the challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence (AI) in journalism education. Titled “Recommendations for Integrating AI in Journalism Teaching”, the document is the result of two years…
Sapienza University of Rome hosted the May 2025 EJTA Teachers’ training, which explored the teaching practices of environmental journalism.Environmental Journalism is a significant, stimulating and valuable subject of study, which lies at the intersection of politics, economics, science, nature and culture, between the individual and collective dimensions, and also between the local, regional and global…
This year EJTA celebrates its 35-year anniversary. The EJTA board is pleased to invite you to participate in this upcoming event at the Annual General Meeting at the School of Journalism in Utrecht (HU University of Applied Sciences)Registration is now open on the website. Participation is for staff from EJTA members only, the deadline for…
EJTA’s 2024 Annual General Meeting was hosted by The Journalism and Digital Media Department at Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, the heart of Transylvania. At the General Meeting, EJTA-members voted unanimously in favour of the admission of three new members:The Moldova School of Journalism and two Hungarian schools: the Department of Communication and Media Studies of…
EJTA’s Data Journalism Taskforce was officially launched at the AGM 2022. The mission of the Task Force is to promote and facilitate the teaching of Data Journalism to Journalism students in regular programmes and mid-career programmes. The Task Force created discussion lists on Slack and mail and maintains a living document with a list of…
The EJTA project on ‘How to teach inclusive journalism’, based on the pilot project ‘Invisible Cities’ was proposed at the EJTA conference in Aarhus in May 2022 and further developed during a a two days’ kick-off meeting on 7-8 November 2022 in Poznan. We use the results of a questionnaire (data of EJTA schools about…
FEJS is happy to invite Journalism students to the General Assembly 2023 of the Forum for European Journalism Students (FEJS) that will take place in Marseille, France, from 18-22 November 2023. The topic of this year’s General Assembly is “Trick or Truth: Fact check vs. Fake news“. More information and application: see the invitation letter.
Photo: Alexandra Stark Journalists want to tell stories in a way that resonates with audiences and creates impact – informing them, moving them, making them smarter, or entertaining them. More different types of media are being used today than at any time in history, but their usage is highly fragmented and takes place on all…
The coordinators of the DESTIN project (Journalism Education for Democracy in Ukraine: Developing Standards, Integrity and Professionalism) which EJTA participated in between 2019 and 2022, received official word from the European Education and Culture Executive Agency that they have graded the project as ‘VERY GOOD’, which is the highest possible grade. In this project one…