Registration for the EJTA Teachers’ Training in Porto (8-10 May) definitely closed
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Council of Europe and EJTA consolidate their partnership
The Council of Europe and EJTA consolidate their partnership and organise an international educational event for students and staff of EJTA schools in Porto. With the partnership both parties want to strengthen future journalists’ knowledge and understanding of the mandate and important realisations of the Council of Europe, in order to prepare EJTA journalism students…
EJTA at the Voices Festival in Florence
The ETJA board was actively present at the European Festival for Journalism and Media Literacy VOICES in Florence on 14-16 March 2024. VOICES, the new two days’ Festival for Journalism and Media Literacy with hundreds of participants and speakers from all over Europe was an excellent opportunity for the EJTA Board to network. Being invited…
FEJS needs our help to reach Journalism students in EJTA member schools
We are reaching out to you with good news: Forum for European Journalism Students, FEJS, is activating it’s operations and network again! FEJS’s is organizing an Annual Conference in Ljubljana in April 2023! Since there have been couple of silent years because of Pandemic FEJS needs our help in EJTA schools to reach journalism students…
EJTA welcomes Ukrainian consortium as a member
1 December 2021 – At the online Annual General Meeting (December 9th, 2021) EJTA’s members unanimously accepted the membership of the Ukrainian Forum for Educators in Media and Journalism (UFEMJ). UFEMJ is a consortium of ten Ukrainian universities that have a journalism department. This consortium has recently been established in the context of the Erasmus+…
Students’ project EUfactcheck.eu publishes 100th fact-check
8 December 2020 – Over 100 fact-checks, and counting, are available on the EUfactcheck.eu website.This EJTA-project kicked off in 2016 to supports journalism education all over Europe and aims to foster fact-based public debate. Over 33 journalism schools from 24 countries are involved in the EUfactcheck project and regularly publish their student production on the…
The Evens Foundation Prize for Education is dedicated to critical thinking as a practice of freedom
1 October 2019 – For the 2020 edition, the Evens Foundation is looking for inspiration and new ideas to foster the motivation and abilities to think critically about social questions. The call is open to a broad variety of practices implemented in institutional and non-institutional spaces by teachers, scholars, students, educators, youth workers, artists, civil…
New EJTA Director will start in September 2020
1 September 2019 – At the AGM in Paris on 8 July 2019 the EJTA members decided to start a 3-year pilot to strengthen the managerial potential of EJTA through appointing an EJTA Director for two days a week. The Director will take care of all operational tasks (in close collaboration with the EJTA Secretariat),…
Six new member schools for EJTA in 2016
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
Nico Drok will step down as EJTA president 2020: call for applications
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