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15 January 2013

4 JMSC Students Wind Up Winter Internships in Burma

Four students in the JMSC’s Master of Journalism programme are winding up the first internships the school has ever arranged in Burma. Ma Ning (MJ, 2013) and Tony Yoo (MJ, 2013) interned with The Myanmar Times, whose co-founder and deputy CEO, […]

10 January 2013

JMSC Student Covers Gang Rape Story in India for the New York Times

The purpose of internships is to show students what working in the real world of journalism is like. Anjani Trivedi, a Master of Journalism student at the JMSC, got an unprecedented look at that world while working as an […]

7 January 2013

Diary of an Intern at Phuketwan in Thailand

Sophie Brown is a Master of Journalism student from Australia. She is in Thailand over the winter break working as an intern at Phuketwan, a web site that covers news, tourism, real estate, and nightlife on […]

6 January 2013

New Phone and Office Numbers for JMSC

JMSC faculty and staff changed office and phone numbers over the winter break. The move is part of the three-year long project to create a permanent home for the JMSC by turning historic Eliot Hall into […]

28 December 2012

Diary of an Intern at The Nepali Times

Anna-Karin Lampou, a Master of Journalism student from Sweden, is interning at the Nepali Times in Kathmandu, Nepal for six weeks over winter break. Here is what it was like for her last week: December 16 Sunday […]

20 December 2012

JMSC Students Clinch Record 70 Internships in 10 Different Countries

JMSC students have landed 70 internships at media companies in 10 countries over the fall semester and winter break. The number of internships is a quarter higher than last year and the highest for one […]

20 December 2012

Diary of an Intern at The Myanmar Times

Tony Yoo, an Australian who entered the Master of Journalism programme at the JMSC this year on a Data Journalism Scholarship funded by Google, is interning at The Myanmar Times in Yangon, Burma during the […]

11 December 2012

Academic Predicts China’s Censors Will Loosen the Gag

China’s strict censorship of the media will ease somewhat under the incoming leadership, a journalism professor at Fudan University predicts. The Chinese government will adopt more liberal censorship policies because it has reached a level where it […]