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Euro – Med Journalism Institute, october 2009

The 3rd annual Euro-Mediterranean Journalism Institute will bring together working journalists and journalism students from the Balkans and Mediterranean regions, and around the world, together in Greece for an 8 day seminar.

EMJI was developed in response to a growing recognition that journalists around the world must be empowered with the knowledge and skills needed to objectively report on a variety of international political, economic and cultural issues. This is particularly true for the developments in the Balkans, the Eastern Mediterranean region and the Middle East. The Institute will bring participants in touch with working professionals and area experts. EMJI will also give the opportunity for young journalists to meet with professional contacts and form important networks.

Admissions

The Euro-Med Journalism Institute seeks applicants with experience or education in journalism. Participants will be selected based on their qualifications and application materials.To be considered for admission, one must submit the Online Application Form and the remaining application requirements listed below via our online application system Apply Yourself, mail or by fax:

• Typed, one page resume or curriculum vitae (CV )
• A typed statement-of-purpose

Scholarship

All students will be required to pay a minimum of 150 Euros, which will go towards meals, housing, and special events. Generous scholarship supporters underwrite the amount not paid by participants. Journalists selected to attend will have to provide their own travel costs and other personal expenses.

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Contact information

International Institute for Political and Economic Studies
The Fund for American Studies
1706 New Hampshire Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20009
United States of America
Ms. Michelle Jeffress - michelle@tfas.org