If you are interested in studying in Greece, especially for a masters programme, this is the place to be. Here you will get useful information to help you navigate the postgraduate admission process in Greece.

DiMComJour:
If you are interested in studying in Greece, especially for a masters programme, this is the place to be. Here you will get useful information to help you navigate the postgraduate admission process in Greece.

From now till the end of June 2020, I will provide information for those interested in media, communication and journalism masters programme in Greece. Follow this thread if you fall into that category.

Let's get it rolling

Following... BTW, is there job for students in Greece?

DiMComJour:


From now till the end of June 2020, I will provide information for those interested in media, communication and journalism masters programme in Greece. Follow this thread if you fall into that category.

The School of Journalism and Mass Communications of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki offers a full-time, 12-month, English language Master’s program in the areas of Journalism and Communications.
If you have a bachelors degree from a university at "2.1 level or equivalent grade (eg. B, very good, etc)... in Journalism, Communication, Advertising Marketing, Political, Social and Cultural Studies, Economics, Comparative, European and International Studies, History, Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy, Archaeology, History of Arts and Foreign Languages," you can apply for this masters program - it is easy and uncomplicated!

DiMComJour:


The School of Journalism and Mass Communications of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki offers a full-time, 12-month, English language Master’s program in the areas of Journalism and Communications.
If you have a bachelors degree from a university at "2.1 level or equivalent grade (eg. B, very good, etc)... in Journalism, Communication, Advertising Marketing, Political, Social and Cultural Studies, Economics, Comparative, European and International Studies, History, Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy, Archaeology, History of Arts and Foreign Languages," you can apply for this masters program - it is easy and uncomplicated!

The MA in Digital Media, Communication and Journalism has three pathways:

i. ‘Digital Media, Culture and Communication’
ii. ‘European Journalism’
iii. ‘Risk Communication and Crisis Journalism’

The maximum number of places in the program, for all three pathways, is 45.

Application for the MA in Digital Media, Communication and Journalism starts on the 1st of February of each year.

Before applying through the online application form, it is best to verify you meet the entry requirements

But I once heard that no work In Greece
How will someone now cope

Is there work in Greece
Like any work

DiMComJour:
If you are interested in studying in Greece, especially for a masters programme, this is the place to be. Here you will get useful information to help you navigate the postgraduate admission process in Greece.

Greece is a shithole country.

DiMComJour:


The MA in Digital Media, Communication and Journalism has three pathways:

i. ‘Digital Media, Culture and Communication’
ii. ‘European Journalism’
iii. ‘Risk Communication and Crisis Journalism’

The maximum number of places in the program, for all three pathways, is 45.

Application for the MA in Digital Media, Communication and Journalism starts on the 1st of February of each year.

Before applying through the online application form, it is best to verify you meet the entry requirements

Hello fellas, nice to be back with you here, I hope you are all doing great.

Obviously, you might have observed that I chose to ignore questions that have been posted following my previous posts. It is deliberate and this is simply because those questions have no correlation to my posts.

So, let's move on...

But first, I need inform those interested in the masters program that I am currently a postgraduate student of The School of Journalism and Mass Communications of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. I am from the Southwest of Nigeria, the area people call Yorubaland. I am not the only African in the masters program, there is also a lady from one of the East African countries and you might be meeting her here soon.

I mentioned the above to let you in, briefly into the identity of the one behind this thread on the MA in Digital Media, Communication and Journalism.

Uniqueness of the School/ Program:
  
*Among the top 50 Media/Communication Schools in Europe
*The program integrates students' study, skills, and projects to match the needs of the real world
*Taught entirely in the English language
*It's cost-effectiveness - Low tuition fee (including relatively low cost of living in Thessaloniki)
*Availability of detailed information about the program on its website 
*A simplified online application process
*Highly competent professors

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DiMComJour:


Hello fellas, nice to be back with you here, I hope you are all doing great.

Obviously, you might have observed that I chose to ignore questions that have been posted following my previous posts. It is deliberate and this is simply because those questions have no correlation to my posts.

So, let's move on...

But first, I need inform those interested in the masters program that I am currently a postgraduate student of The School of Journalism and Mass Communications of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. I am from the Southwest of Nigeria, the area people call Yorubaland. I am not the only African in the masters program, there is also a lady from one of the East African countries and you might be meeting her here soon.

I mentioned the above to let you in, briefly into the identity of the one behind this thread on the MA in Digital Media, Communication and Journalism.

Uniqueness of the School/ Program:
  
*Among the top 50 Media/Communication Schools in Europe
*The program integrates students' study, skills, and projects to match the needs of the real world
*Taught entirely in the English language
*It's cost-effectiveness - Low tuition fee (including relatively low cost of living in Thessaloniki)
*Availability of detailed information about the program on its website 
*A simplified online application process
*Highly competent professors  

Hi,

As promised, I'm sharing the link to a video made by my colleague at The School of Journalism and Mass Communications of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. She is from East Africa, meet her in this video as she talks about studying abroad and at The School of Journalism and Mass Communications of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAkhnmJkW94

HI, I am thinking of visiting the Nigeria embassy in Greece to renew my Passport in August, I will appreciate your advice on the functionality of the embassy in Greece.

DiMComJour:


Hello fellas, nice to be back with you here, I hope you are all doing great.

Obviously, you might have observed that I chose to ignore questions that have been posted following my previous posts. It is deliberate and this is simply because those questions have no correlation to my posts.

So, let's move on...

But first, I need inform those interested in the masters program that I am currently a postgraduate student of The School of Journalism and Mass Communications of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. I am from the Southwest of Nigeria, the area people call Yorubaland. I am not the only African in the masters program, there is also a lady from one of the East African countries and you might be meeting her here soon.

I mentioned the above to let you in, briefly into the identity of the one behind this thread on the MA in Digital Media, Communication and Journalism.

Uniqueness of the School/ Program:
  
*Among the top 50 Media/Communication Schools in Europe
*The program integrates students' study, skills, and projects to match the needs of the real world
*Taught entirely in the English language
*It's cost-effectiveness - Low tuition fee (including relatively low cost of living in Thessaloniki)
*Availability of detailed information about the program on its website 
*A simplified online application process
*Highly competent professors  

DiMComJour:
If you are interested in studying in Greece, especially for a masters programme, this is the place to be. Here you will get useful information to help you navigate the postgraduate admission process in Greece.

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