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International Journalists’ Programmes: Seeking Applications for German-American Fellowship

Open Grant Call for Belgian and Dutch Journalists

Deadline:

31 January 2017- for German applicants

30 March 2017 – for US applicants

International Journalists’ Programmes (IJP) is seeking applications for its German-American Fellowship. The program is named for Arthur F. Burns, former US-Ambassador to Germany and Federal Reserve Board Chairman.

2017, in its 30th year, the Arthur F. Burns Fellowship Program gives 20 promising journalists from Germany and the USA to gain professional and personal experience in the other partner’s country. In 2013 it expanded to include Canadian journalists.

The delegates work for two months in a host media organization of their choice, learning about news operations in a foreign setting and, in effect, serving as foreign correspondents for their home newsrooms. The fellowship allows for an intense impression of the politics, business world, culture and social fibre of the host countries while being fully integrated into the day-to-day business of the host newsroom.

The program was initially founded in 1988 to further the understanding of German journalists of U.S. affairs and to strengthen the transatlantic relationship. Since 1990, the program has been a true exchange program between the two countries. Its aim is to support highly talented journalists.

Benefits

Eligibility Criteria

How to Apply

Applicants can apply via given website.

Eligible Countries: Germany and United States

For more information, please visit German-American Fellowship.

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