A pool of students from Europe, America, Hong Kong, New Zealand and Australia will work as a news room during the COP15 summit in December.
The students currently follow the International Semester Program at the Danish School of Media and Journalism - a program forming a core part of the GEJI project. The semester program focuses on environmental issues and multimedia journalism.
COP15 will be their last “workshop” in Denmark, actually being their Final Project in a special form.
Why special?
Because usually, the Final Project is an individual assignment consisting of a major journalistic piece with supplements.
But - we couldn’t run an environmental journalism course next door to the maybe most important UN summit sofar in this century, without taking the opportunity and cover it.
Questions?
Ask Asbjorn Jorgensen, ass.professor, tel. +45 2175 2125, email asbo@djh.dk.