Faculty of Journalism MSU

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The Faculty of Journalism is the leading Russian educational institution for journalists. Established in 1952 in the frames of the Moscow State University it educated more then 15,000 specialists who currently work in different fields of media –newspapers and magazines, television and radio stations, news agencies and Web-editions in Russia and abroad.

The Faculty of Journalism hosts 3,000 students from Russia and over 250 international students. It offers more than 200 courses per year and employs about 300 teachers and professional media instructors.

The Faculty of Journalism is the member of international organizations for media researchers and teachers of journalism and has partners in different universities and schools of journalism.

About Faculty

number of students, staff, structure, facilities and international centers of the faculty of journalism

Administration

persons and contact information

Admissions

International applicants are supposed to know basic Russian and demonstrate motivation to enter the professional media world.

Academic Programs

The Faculty of Journalism offers a diverse number of programs - undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate, mid-career and further education with full-time, evening- and part-time options.

Moscow Summer School in Journalism and Communication - 2007

the The Forth Moscow Summer School in Journalism and Communication (MSSJC) is planned for June 2007 at the Faculty of Journalism. Duration: for 12 days, 72 hours of lectures and individual consultation.

Conference Registration

to participate in conferense fill in the registration form