Teaching

Thirty-five students with a background in humanistic and social science subjects are admitted every year to the supplementary subject in journalistic communication. The teaching focuses on exercises and projects, and you work closely with your fellow students on interview exercises, for example, and when you provide feedback on each other’s texts or collaborate on a Bachelor’s project.

Study environment

As a student of the supplementary subject in journalistic communication, you become a part of the study environments at both the Danish School of Journalism and the Department of Media Studies.

As a student of media studies, you can avail yourself of one or more of the following offers:

• The Friday bar at Katrinebjerg organises bar evenings and parties for students in the IT City.
• The Social Committee is responsible for many great ideas and interesting events. This committee organises two or three celebrations a year for students of both media studies and information studies.
• SAMS is an organisation that aims to strengthen communication between Danish media students, as well as promoting contact between students and the media industry. SAMS also publishes a journal called SAMSON.

Studievejledningen er et tilbud til studerende og kommende studerende på alle uddannelser på Arts. Har du spørgsmål til uddannelsens faglige indhold, studiemiljø eller beskæftigelsesmuligheder, skal du kontakte fagenes egen studievejledning.

Studievejledningen for Journalistisk formidling