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Utrecht, the Netherlands and Århus, Denmark
Academic Year
 This exchange program is geared towards upper-level journalism students interested in learning about the new and exciting challenges for the media a new Europe. As economic and trade barriers break down, the international dimension in newsgathering has become more important than ever. The Europe in the World program provides students the opportunity to develop a better understanding of the political, economic, and social trends affecting European integration. Student participants live and study in two countries, travel to various European locations and produce an exciting variety of journalistic products. Coursework, seminars, program travel and website production facilitate participant learning through critical analysis, observation and practical work. Upon successful completion of the program, students receive a European Diploma in International Journalism.
Program length
Academic year (September - June)
Eligibility and selection process
This program is open to any journalism junior or senior in good academic standing.
Application deadline
Mid-February
Specific deadlines are available at Events and deadlines.
Living arrangements
With assistance from the International Offices in Utrecht and Århus, students will live in apartments with local university students.
Courses and credits
Students will spend one semester at the Hogeschool Van Utrecht in Utrecht, The Netherlands, and one semester at the Danish School of Journalism in Århus, Denmark. All courses, publications, and student work are done in English.
Examples of courses include Foreign Policy, European History, Propaganda and Political Communications, and Risk Reporting. A complete list can be obtained from the Office of Education Abroad, or from the Europe in the World program website. Students must consult with his or her advisor about course equivalents.
Costs*
Billed by Ohio University
- Tuition: OU tuition for 3 quarters
- Administrative fee: $150
Out-of-pocket expenses
- Passport and photos: $110
- International Student ID Card (ISIC): $22 (required)
- Roundtrip airfare: $1300
- Room and board: $4700
- Dutch and Danish visas: $800
- Incidentals and travel (per month): $300
Students are responsible for their own local transportation, travel in Europe, and health insurance. Financial aid may be applied to program costs; further information available at Funding for education abroad.
*Cost is subject to change. Please see the program coordinator for up-to-date information.
For more information contact
Office of Education Abroad
Tel:740-593-4583 |
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