Cultural Journalism
Are you a student with an interest in arts and culture, societal developments, media innovation and journalism? Would you like to be part of an intercultural classroom and make original and creative stories on European culture and identity? Then Cultural Journalism is the exchange programme for you. The programme includes content on arts and culture, training in cultural journalism and storytelling, design thinking and excursions and reporting trips in Europe. So if you are ready to expand your horizon as a global professional, apply now!
You are eager to share your own skills and knowledge with other students and contribute to an interdisciplinary team. Cultural Journalism is a challenging international programme. In the programme you will encounter topics such as:
- arts and culture;
- lifestyle and identity;
- globalisation and creative cities;
- international cultural journalism;
- innovations in cultural journalism and media;
- excursions and field trips in Europe.
Useful to know
| Start | February |
|---|---|
| Number of ECTS | 30 Dutch Education System |
| Programme level | Minor |
| Programme code | JM-CJ-23 |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Year of study | Year 3 or 4 |
| Practical Matters | Housing and Immigration |
| Location | Utrecht Science Park |
Course content
What do you need to enter this programme? And what can you expect when you apply? In this section you'll find all you need to know!
Practical information
When you move to a different country to study, there are lots of things to arrange. For instance, where will you live, what are the costs? Visit our practical information page to help you prepare your stay. It is also important to start arranging a living space as soon as possible. Our housing pages will help you on your way. A student living in the Netherlands needs about € 800 to 1000 a month to cover living expenses, such as housing, food and transportation. This includes insurances – health insurance is mandatory.
Find out how to apply
Ready for an international adventure?
Why choose HU?
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An international career in journalism
This programme prepares you for a career in international reporting. You will get to understand the cultural and social aspects of Europe and learn to find your way around as a journalist in unfamiliar circumstances.
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Inspiring international setting
HU supports your ambitions. During your time in Utrecht, you will meet students from all over the world and make connections to last a lifetime.
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Benefits of the Utrecht Science Park Campus
On Utrecht Science Park (USP) you'll find the universities' buildings, student housing, cafés, a sports centre, and much more. With excellent transport links to Utrecht city centre and beyond.
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Vibrant university city Utrecht
Beautiful Utrecht has lots of young people and excellent facilities for student life. It has a mediaeval city centre which is small enough to explore by foot or bicycle.
Interested in our Cultural Journalism programme?
Want to know more?
- Telephone +31 88 481 81 81
- Email exchange@hu.nl
- Work days from 09.30 am to 4.30 pm