Training resilient and effective Journalism graduates is vital as they face an uncertain future where democracy, human rights and the truth are under daily attack. To address this challenge, the 2025 WJEC conference, entitled Journalism in Uncertain Times, and hosted by Edith Cowan University, will bring together, journalism and media educators/researchers: The Congress offers a…
The Journalism department at Liverpool John Moores University is pleased to be hosting a free one-day conference on EDI in Journalism education on June 26th. This event will be an opportunity for journalism educators and industry representatives to share research and practical ideas around embedding EDI in teaching and learning, and to discuss how media…
The colleagues from the University of Porto and the EJTA Board kindly invite all EJTA members to the EJTA Teachers’ Training in Porto, with an intriguing programme of workshops and discussions on ’How to Teach Building Trust in News’. This topic is undoubtedly one of the most important issues in journalism and journalism teaching nowadays,…
18 December 2023 – Trust in news is a main concern for professionals, media companies and journalism teachers. Media organizations and the academy are challenged by audiences’ lack of engagement and trust in news contents. Furthermore, journalism teaching deals with an important social fringe and news awareness in youth is particularly low. How can teachers…
The Forum for European Journalism Students’ next Annual Congress will be in Helsinki, Finland from 10 April until 15 April 2024 with the theme “Friend or Foe: AI & Cybersecurity in Journalism”. The programme offers lectures and practical workshops by experts and journalists, practical workshops, visits to the most beautiful places of Finland’s capital city and…
Crossborder Journalism Campus is a three-year Erasmus+ funded project run by the University of Gothenburg in which around 75 students from all over Europe work together in crossborder collaborative projects.The three involved universities are University of Gothenburg, Sweden, Centre des Formation des Journalistes, Paris and Lyon, France and Leipzig University, Germany. Other partners are Arena…
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.
We are pleased to announce the Call for Papers for presentations at the forthcoming international conference entitled “Digital Platforms and Democracy: Journalism and Political Communication in a World of Polycrisis“, which will be held in November 3-5, 2023, in Athens, Greece. See the conference website for more information, programme and registration.
Vienna welcomes you: starting with premeetings on Wednesday 18/10 and the AGM on Thursday 19/10, the hosts are organising the conference ‘Digital Storytelling – next steps’ on Friday 20/10. The conference will start with a keynote about artificial intelligence literacy by Katharina Schell. She is deputy editor in chief with the Austrian Press Agency (APA),…
Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University invites you to take part in the 2nd International Round Table on International Media Communications in the Digital Age. The purpose of the Round Table is to discuss current issues of the international digital media communications. Target audience are university teachers, PhD candidates, students, researchers, and experts in the media sphere.…