Master of Journalism All Media – Focus International Journalism

This Master's degree is aimed at students with a general Bachelor's degree (Human Sciences, Sciences, Medicine, Law, etc.) or a Bac+3 and who have never done journalism (minimum 180 ECTS credits) .

Our teaching method is adapted to students accustomed to studying. It is efficient and fast and allows access to several internships in national or international editorial offices. This training allows you to become a professional journalist in 2 years.

To become an international journalist , you need to have a good level of English and be good at languages in general. It is essential to have an excellent knowledge of geography, geopolitics and geostrategy. You must of course like to travel to meet people... Observe, listen, be able to blend into another country, adopt its habits and customs and specific behaviors.

Les cours ont lieu dans notre établissement à Nice. Tous les cours de « culture générale » se font en classe, en face à face avec les enseignants. Lorsque le cours requiert un professeur particulièrement spécialisé qui n’est pas présent à Nice, les cours peuvent avoir lieu en visioconférence.

Les cours de journalisme et de pratique professionnelle ont lieu sur le terrain ou dans les studios radio et télé en petits groupes. Ils sont organisés comme dans une vraie rédaction, sous la responsabilité de journalistes professionnels.

At the EDJ, we call this Real Media. Every morning, students participate in an editorial conference on international current affairs. They must be proactive. They then go on a report. Back at the editorial office, they synthesize, write and format their reports. The journalists correct the work of the students who train daily and thus learn their future profession live.

This Master's degree is based on a privileged partnership with lepetitjournal.com (the online media for French expatriates). This partnership allows students to go on internships in around sixty cities around the world. Everywhere, internships are held in French and allow students to train but also to discover a new country, a new language, a new approach to the profession. Students can go to foreign countries, to French editorial offices, with French editors-in-chief who will support them. They therefore progress in the practice of the profession, but in addition, they discover new languages and new cultures!