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Your ways into journalism

Young journalists and media-makers around Europe are searching for ways into journalism. We want to encourage you to go for your dream job and get into the profession. In this section you will find not only experiences from seasoned colleagues but also comments from young starters, contacts for supporting structures and several articles about the future of European journalism. Feel free to get in contact with us and get into journalism!

Entering into the profession

Audimax by Meike Eiberger
 

How can you get into journalism – universities, journalistic schools or internships? What are the best ways to gather journalistic experiences and contacts? What kind of support will I get through these different paths? And what are the perspectives of the job in ten years? Discover the field of journalistic education in this section.

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Working as a journalist

Announcer by Oliver Thol
 

If you have already gotten into journalism this section introduces you with the working methods of journalists and their rights and duties. We will deal with journalistic ethics and their impact on journalistic work, and report on current issues and congresses of our colleagues.

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Getting support

picture of camera by Hanna Jäckel
 

In this section we want to provide portraits of young starters and professional journalists and how they got into journalism. Everybody has their own way into their profession and we believe it is valuable to share it with others. We would like to report your unique journalistic story as well and invite you to share it with us. Because together we can make changes in journalism and shape our profession for the future!

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Networking at a European level

Two students by Zeno Pensky
 

You are not alone - in your country or in Europe. There are young journalists like you working on several projects and getting support from organisations like the European Youth Press. Here you will find access to your support and friends.

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NEW: Is Multiculturalism the culture of Europe?

neverwantedtogetthis, www.youthphotos.eu

Those who, like me, are busy studying the European Union from a social perspective are always in search for a European culture and, at the same time, we try to map the different European cultures to identify common traits, common histories and common habits in Europe.

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NEW: No journalism in my life anymore!

qubic, www.youthphotos.eu

I was sitting in the library, having a discussion with some people about how cool it is to be a journalist, and all the advantages that being in “the watchdog” and “run after the bone of information” profession can bring you. And then a serious looking girl joined our conversation…

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