Inger Munk
Head of Department, International partnerships and staff exchange
International Partners
A list of our international partners and info about our staff exchange programme
DMJX is proud to have a range of very good international partners to match the work with common project and mobility activities.
During the last 30 years we have built up strong strategic partnerships around the world and collaborated in many projects within research and development. Strong funding bodies to support the work have been the European Commission especially with the Erasmus programme, and the Nordic Council of Ministers with the Nordplus programme.
The projects help to further develop the curricula for our nine BA courses to include the international semester programmes for both our own students and exchange students. Semester programmes and projects have also initiated staff mobility.
Research and development projects are planned to take place within our Maker Spaces and the five new centers, and to further develop the nine BA courses:
We invite our partners to take part in both future projects and staff exchange, and look forward to continuing to be part of the consortium of the Erasmus Mundus Masters Journalism, Media and Globalisation (Mundus Journalism).
Our discussions about the massive change journalism face as it struggles to reinvent itself for a new generation is a rich source of knowledge, that I regularly draw upon as a teacher and researcher.
Professor Verica Rupar Auckland University of Technology and President of the World Journalism Education Congress
We have had valuable exchanges of ideas and approaches to solving pressing problems of journalism around the world. I have built strong friendships with colleagues from DMJX, met their families, and learned so much from them about Danish culture and politics
Jad Melki, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Journalism and Media Studies Institute of Media Research and Training, Lebanese American University
Professor Jad Melki fra American University of Beirut, Libanon.
Partners abroad
Universities and educational institutions with whom the Danish School of Media and Journalism has an agreement of exchange of students and teachers.
NOTE: There are different partners for the nine different educational programmes:
Journalism, Photojournalism, Corporate Communication, Creative Communication, Graphic Design, TV and Media Production, Media Production and Management, Interactive Design, Photographic Communication.
The list below is the list of all partners with an exchange agreement.
EUROPE
Belgium
Luca School of Arts, Bruxelles
Thomas More University College
Czech Republic
Egypt
Finland
France
Universite Francois-Rabelais Tours
Universite Catholique de Lille (ISTC)
Audencia Nantes School of Management
Germany
Ludwig Maximilians University, München
Hochschule der Medien, Stuttgart
Universität der Künste, Berlin
Katoliches Universität Eichstaett
Greece
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Greenland
Ireland
Dublin Institute of Technology
Iceland
Lithuania
Netherlands
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Royal Academy of Art, the Hague
Norway
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
Portugal
Romania
Spain
Universidad CEU San Pablo. Madrid
Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona
Sweden
Turkey
UK
Southhampton Solent University
University of Arts, London (LCC)
Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen
ASIA
China
Communication University of China
Bangladesh
India
Republic of Korea
Russia
St. Petersburg State University
Vietnam
Malaysia
MIDDLE EAST
Egypt
Israel
Lebanon
OCEANIA
Australia
Griffith University, Brisbane and Gold Coast
University of Technology Sydney
New Zealand
Auckland University of Technology
AFRICA
South Africa
SOUTH AMERICA
Brazil
Chile
NORTH AMERICA
USA
San Francisco State University
California State University Long Beach
Canada
Concordia University, Montreal
Toronto Metropolitan University
Mexico
Partner Project Examples
Dialogue
Enhancing Constructive Journalism on Social Media through Dialogue based Storytelling
Dialogue as a key modality of social media calls for developing Dialogue Based Journalism both as a tool to enhance the connection between journalism and citizens in general and to enhance the solution oriented Constructive Journalism. Objectives of the project:
Partners of the Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership project are DMJX (lead), Windesheim University, HdM Stuttgart and media partners (2019-2022)
Worldrep
Europe and Australia in the World - Reporting Political, Environmental and Social Change (2014-2018)
WORLDREP is an undergraduate dual degree programme in journalism. It fosters graduates with the capacity to communicate events, issues and risks during a period of rapid change, and who understand diverse political, environmental and social contexts.
Partners of the EU-Australia programme project are DMJX (EU Lead), Utrecht University of Applied Science, University of Tasmania (AUS Lead), Griffith University and media partners.
Interactive
Studios & Innovation Networks for Future Design Careers (2014-2017)
INTERACT is an undergraduate mobility programme in Interaction Design, a transdisciplinary field of design practice including communication design and interactive media. The unique programme formalises the use of studio based activities, new generation design tools and work on real life projects within the design industry in cross cultural settings.
Partners of the EU-Australia programme project are London College of Communication (lead), DMJX, Queensland University of Technology, RMIT Melbourne AUS (Lead) and industry partners. (2014-2017)