International Journalists' Programmes Asia-Fellowship 2017, Germany

Publish Date: May 05, 2017

Deadline: Jun 30, 2017

Programme Description

Since 1995 the German-Asia-Programme offers up up to ten fellowships for Asian and German journalists between the age of 28 to 38 years. IJP offers a unique opportunity for talented Journalists working in The People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan  to come to Germany.

In 2017 fellowships will only be available for journalists from PR China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Application details in the right column.

The delegates work for four weeks with German host media. At the same time they research their own stories and work as correspondents for their home newsrooms. Hereby, the delegates gain a thorough insight into politics, economy and culture of the host country as well as an impression of the day to day working practices in Germany. The first month of the fellowship in Germany is composed of language training at the Goethe-Institute in Berlin, an organized research tour thru Germany as well as individual training and information sessions in Berlin.

By May 1st the German and Asian journalists come together for an orientation seminar in Berlin which is immediately followed by the annual alumni meeting. This guarantees a platform for intensive exchanges of information and experiences.

Mode of Payment

All delegates of the programme receive a one-off payment of 3,800 Euro from IJP. This should cover most travel, food and accommodation expenses as well as health insurance. Payment by the host media is not to be expected.

Application

Journalists between the age of 28 to 38 years, who regularly contribute newspapers, TV and radio media as well as online services, can apply. Very good English language skills (Toefl) and a strong interested in learning the German language are an important precondition for the application.

Applicants should send the following application documents to the above contact address: A curriculum vitae in English or German, a passport photograph, a one-page description of the research aims in Germany as well a journalistic reference from your editor. The reference should have the double function of supporting the application as well as guaranteeing that fellows will be available for the entire duration of the programme.

For more information please click "Further Official Information" below.


This opportunity has expired. It was originally published here:

http://www.ijp.org/en/stipendien/asia/

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Disciplines

Journalism

Media

Opportunity Types

Fellowships

Eligible Countries

China

Hong Kong

Japan

South Korea

Taiwan

Host Countries

Germany