Student Handbook

of photojournalism. The Danish students attending
this program are at their final semester of a
four-year study. The group seize is max 16 students.
Europe in the World: A one-year specialization in
European affairs and how to report it. Starting every
September with four months in Utrecht, NL where a
foundation is built in European history, regional
economics, EU institutions and EU politics. The
students finish with five months in Denmark where
the focus is foreign policy and analytical journa lism.
The work concludes in a multimedia production
for the web magazine Euroviews and a final exam
project. Students may obtain an Europe in the World
Diploma and an additional honors diploma.
Upper level class of 20 students from Denmark,
Europe and the rest of the world.
Corporate Communication Across Borders:
Offered autumn semesters.
This semester presents various perspectives of
Corporate Communication and combines
theoretical insights with enterprise practices.
Students will be presented to a broad range
of corporate communication disciplines, and
will get insight into how selected international
companies deal with disciplines such as cross
cultural communication, reputation management
and corporate social responsibility. Companies
are bounded by economy, society and politics as
conditions for doing business, and students get an
insight in why and how companies deal with these
challenges in practice.
Advanced undergraduate level class of 50 Danish
and international students. Participants have
studied Communication for at least two years.
Mentor arrangement
Each semester, we arrange with 3-4 Danish students
that they will be your mentor team. They will be
able to answer questions you might have regarding
your arrival. They will meet you when you arrive in
Aarhus, give you your key to your new address,
help you get settled and arrange some social events
during your first time here in Aarhus.
The mentors take contact to You shortly after you
have been admitted to the semester programme,
and arrange a facebook group, so you may be
in contact with the mentors and your fellow
international students.
DMJX: Overview
The Danish School of Media and Journalism
covers the whole media sector offering a wide range
of bachelor’s and master’s degrees, diplomas and
further education in journalism, photo journalism,
communication, design, media management etc.
Currently, more than 1900 full time students are
enrolled and almost 4000 course participants enroll
in further education on a yearly basis.
DMJX has about 170 full time employees.
DMJX is a state institution with its own ministerial
law: “Law on The Danish School of Media and
Journalism”. It is governed by a board, who appoints
a rector who is in charge of the day to day running
of DMJX concerning staff, administration and
economy.
Current rector is Jens Otto Kjær Hansen.
Rector Jens Otto Kjær Hansen
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