Study-In-Uk: 2022 University of Oxford/Reuters Institute Journalism Fellowships for Journalists in African & Developing Countries
Study In Uk 2022 University of Oxford/Reuters Institute Journalism Fellowships for Journalists in African & Developing Countries.
The fully-funded Fellowships are aimed at practising journalists from all over the world, to enable them to research a topic of their choice, related to their work and the broader media industry, before returning to newsrooms. The Fellowships offer an opportunity to network with a global group of journalists, spend time away from the daily pressure of deadlines, and examine the key issues facing the industry, with input from leading experts and practitioners.
You do not need to specify which particular source of funding you are applying for – we will allocate the one most suitable for you based on your country of origin and research proposal.
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About University of Oxford
As the oldest university in the English-speaking world, Oxford is a unique and historic institution. There is no clear date of foundation, but teaching existed at Oxford in some form in 1096 and developed rapidly from 1167, when Henry II banned English students from attending the University of Paris.
Oxford/Reuters Institute Journalism Fellowships
| Category | College School |
| Organisation | University of Oxford |
| Country to study | |
| School to study | University of Oxford |
| Course to study | Not specified |
| Application Deadline | February 14, 2022 |
Aim and Benefits of Oxford/Reuters Institute Journalism Fellowships
- Most Journalist Fellowships are fully-funded and cover living costs and accommodation
- You will be embedded in a cutting-edge institution that is shaping key media debates. The Reuters Institute produces factsheets and reports on the main challenges of the industry.
- You will be part of an institution with a global outlook. Our Journalist Fellows come from all over the world. They share ideas and experiences of working in different countries and different mediums.
- You will be part of one of the world’s greatest universities. Oxford offers unrivalled study facilities, leading research centres, extensive learning support and a global reputation.
- You will be just one hour from London by train, providing convenient access to some of the world’s leading news publishers like The Guardian, the Financial Times and the BBC.
Requirements for Oxford/Reuters Institute Journalism Fellowships Qualification
- To be considered for a Fellowship you must have a minimum of five years’ journalistic experience, or in rare cases demonstrate the equivalent level of expertise.
- You will be able to write at a publishable level of English, allowing you to participate in the fellowship and produce papers when necessary. If English is not your first language, please present suitable evidence (this is an original certificate no more than two years old and issued by the relevant body) that you are at a suitable standard. More information on the university’s English language requirements is in the Programme Webpage Link below.
Application Deadline
February 14, 2022
How to Apply
If you are Interested and qualified Go to University of Oxford on survey.alchemer.com to apply
For more details,
visit
Oxford/Reuters Institute website
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