Danish School of Journalism

Aarhus

DENMARK
REQUIREMENTS:
6 0 U N I T S O R M O R E COMPLETED BY DEPARTURE 3.0 GPA. COMPLETION OF REPORTING 300 BEFORE DEPARTURE LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: ENGLISH SEMESTER OR YEAR OPTIONS AVAILABLE

PROGRAMS FOR:
JOURNALISM MAJORS
Students are strongly encouraged to see Dr. Venise Wagner for advising on this program.

The Danish School of Journalism: http://www.dmjx.dk/international/

The Danish School of Journalism in rhus was inaugurated in 1973 and it is currently the only recognized professional journalism school in Denmark. It has received international recognition in recent years, in particular for contributing to the development of a free press in Central and Eastern Europe, and developing nations by means of new journalism courses. The Danish School of Journalism buildings are situated in the northern part of rhus and have all modern facilities such as classrooms, auditoriums, a library, computer rooms and studios for TV, radio, and photojournalism. The school has a staff of about 90 and about 1,100 students are enrolled for the four-year course.

Academic Calendar Fall Semester: late AugustDecember Spring semester: late JanuaryJune Application Deadlines: October 1st for Spring Semester March 1st for Fall and Academic Year FINANCING
YOUR: SEMESTER

YEAR $5014 $1200 $6000 $6000 $700 $500 $2000 $21,514

rhus, Denmark
rhus is located on the east coast of the Jutland peninsula and it is the second largest city in Denmark. Founded by the Vikings in the year 1000, the city began to expand in 1900 because of industrialization. Greater rhus now has a population of half a million people, and the citys population is increasing steadily every year. The Danish School of Journalism is one of several Universities in rhus, so there is a high proportion of young people in the area. The City of rhus places great importance on preserving and protecting the environment. Public transportation and bikes are a high priority, and green parks fill the city. Conserving energy and recycling are also emphasized. rhus calls itself the smallest big city in the world, due to its cultural wealth. Some of its cultural features include a lively music scene, many good discotheques, a casino, a variety of museum, art galleries, international cuisine, a vast number of sporting facilities, and bowling alleys. rhus is an excellent connection point to both the rest of Scandinavia and other parts of Europe. arhus is approximately four hours from Copenhagen by car and ferry. Student Experience Report http://www.sfsu.edu/~studyabr/ExperienceReports/Demark_Jour.pdf

SFSU TUITION AIRFARE/TRANS HOUSING MEALS INSURANCE PERSONAL TOTAL

$2507 $1200 $2500 $3000

BOOKS/SUPPLIES $500
$250 $1000 $11,452

These are estimated costs. Students should plan emergency funds as well. LAST UPDATED 7/14/2010

The Office of International Programs at SFSU Village Centennial SquareC 1600 Holloway Ave. San Francisco, CA 94132 Phone: +1(415) 338-1293 Fax: +1 (415) 338-6234 E-mail: studyabr@sfsu.edu

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Potential NALISMCourse Offerings: not (Course listings are based on recent semesters and are
guaranteed to be offered during your course of study) For more courses and the most current listings, visit: http://www.dmjx.dk/international/

TV Journalism in Denmark
Danish Culture, TV tools and TV aesthetics Current affairs storytelling TV TV documentary Introduction and International Newsgathering EU Workshop Stereotypes Risk Reporting Final Project

Journalism, Multimedia & Stereotypes

NEXT STEPS:
1. 2. 3. 4. Visit our website: www.sfsu.edu/~studyabr Come to a Study Abroad Info Meeting Research programs on the web and at OIP Apply Now!! http://www.sfsu.edu/~studyabr/ApplyNow.html

Photojournalism 1Language of Photojournalism

Introduction and Photojournalism in general Magazine Project New Media Final Project

Photojournalism 2Advanced Visual Story Telling

Visual project including workshops Synopsis project Final Project/Bachelor Project

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
For information about scholarships and financing to study abroad in Denmark, visit the Scholarships and Financing page of our website at: http://www.sfsu.edu/~studyabr/scholarships.htm

Europe in the World Utrecht

Introduction and Utrecht views Regional Economy Reporting Europe European Economy European History European Politics/Brussels Trip Introduction to European Law Europe and the Islam English Writing (optional)

HOUSING:
Due to the fact that housing is very difficult to find in Aarhus, the Danish School of Journalism cooperates very closely with the Aarhus Municipality office for Student Housing to provide housing for international students. The DSJ prepays deposits and first months rent so students have a place to stay upon arrival in Aarhus.

Arhus
Introduction and Dane views Foreign PolicyWorld Politics Euroviews Final project Jean Monnet Lectures (optional)