Russian Media and Journalism international school
02.05.2021
Russian Media and Journalism international school organized by the Faculty of Journalism has completed its annual course aimed at students and young researchers from all over the globe. The short-term educational course, conducted entirely in English, lasted from April 19 till April 30.
This year the course was taught online, however students still got a chance to feel the unique atmosphere of Mokhovaya 9, and admire the beauty of historical buildings of the campus, as the course offered a range of online tours around the Faculty halls and MSU campus objects.
Besides, since the traditional programme includes visits to newsrooms, owing to digital technologies students of this year were not denied this useful practice. Online tours format helped students gain a better understanding of how Russian media companies work.
The second week revolved entirely around media projects, strategies and principles of successful content production, with further practical application opportunities.
This year the school was attended by students from Belgium, Bulgaria, Great Britain, China, Netherlands, France and Switzerland.
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Russian Media and Journalism international school organized by the Faculty of Journalism has completed its annual course aimed at students and young researchers from all over the globe. The short-term educational course, conducted entirely in English, lasted from April 19 till April 30.This year the course was taught online, however students still got a chance to feel the unique atmosphere of Mokhovaya 9, and admire the beauty of historical buildings of the campus, as the course offered a range of online tours around the Faculty halls and MSU campus objects.
Besides, since the traditional programme includes visits to newsrooms, owing to digital technologies students of this year were not denied this useful practice. Online tours format helped students gain a better understanding of how Russian media companies work.
The second week revolved entirely around media projects, strategies and principles of successful content production, with further practical application opportunities.
This year the school was attended by students from Belgium, Bulgaria, Great Britain, China, Netherlands, France and Switzerland.
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