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NSK/EJC Fellowship Programme to Japan - deadline extension
21 November - 01 December 2011, Japan (NSK/EJC Fellowship Programme 2011)


























The European Journalism Centre (EJC), in conjunction with the Nihon Shinbun Kyokai (NSK), the Japanese Association of Newspaper Publishers and Editors, invites you to apply for the NSK-EJC fellowship programme taking place 20 November-2 December 2011.
N.B. You cannot apply through ejcseminars.eu, please follow instructions detailed below.
Aiming to promote a better understanding of Japan, the 2-week programme will provide a broad overview of the country and feature seminars by top lecturers on Japanese politics, economics, culture and nuclear energy. These sessions will be complemented by a three-day group tour of Japanese social and cultural highlights.
The NSK will cover flight expenses of up to €500 (costs over and above this amount will have to be paid by the individual) as well as accommodation and local transport in Japan.
Applicants must be EU citizens, no more than 40 years old, have at least five years experience as a full-time professional journalist working for an EU media outlet, as well as a comprehensive level of spoken and written English; the lingua franca for the trip.
The fellowship programme is open to journalists and editors from written and online media, news agencies and broadcasting companies. Freelance journalists may also apply.
For further information please download the NSK prospectus available at the link below.
To apply for the NSK/EJC fellowship programme, please complete the application form and online registration found at:
https://ejcnet.wufoo.com/forms/nskejc-fellowship-programme/ and include all of the necessary documentation by Sunday 31st July at 00.00 CET. Submissions received after this time will not be taken into consideration.
4 European journalists will be selected on the basis of their level of experience and motivation letter provided at the time of application.
Contact EJC Project Administrator and Operations Manager Cara Smith for further details.