8/13/2019 Columbia Proposal GE
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Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, in
cooperation with Georgian Institute ofPublic Affairs (GIPA),
presents New World of Journalism in the Digital Age course.
When: Classes will be held from June 24 28(from 10:00 to 18:00)
in Tbilisi, Georgia. Admission hasstarted and will continue
through: June 14.
Overview: This 5-day program is aimed at mid-level editors or
top-level managers who overseedepartments of reporters and writers
and other journalists, in a variety of platforms,
frommagazines/newspapers, broadcast or online. Workshops provide
perspectives on the latest trends indigital journalism, including
how to make data more visual; how the internet is changing
investigativereporting; strategic use of mobile technology;
challenges news media companies face amid changing
roles in newsroom jobs and better ways to engage readers.
Sessions will spur discussion on how tointegrate digital
journalists with those working in other platforms, building
awareness of new digital toolsand practices, and how editors can
strategize to help their companies compete in the rapidly
changingmedia world.
Instructor: Workshops will be taught by graduates from the
Columbia University Graduate School ofJournalism, and key news
media professionals noted for their wide expertise in topics
ranging from webmetrics analysis, digital storytelling, social
media journalism, interactive graphics, newsroom integrationand
more.
Certificate: Successful applicants will receive a joint
certificatefromColumbia University and GeorgianInstitute of Public
Affairs (GIPA) in New World of Journalism in the Digital Age
course.
Pricing: The attendance fee is $2000 per participant, and
includes all training provided by ColumbiaJournalism School
Continuing Education Programs, daily breakfast, lunch and
beverages, a mid-weekdinner, subject materials and use of our
facilities and Wi-Fi connections. The fee should be paid
inadvance.The registration fee for Georgian students is $100,
European Journalism Center and GeorgianInstitute of Public Affairs
(GIPA) offers a tuition waiver benefit - $1900 for 8 Georgian
journalists andmedia managers.Registration:To register for this
course, please send a copy of your CV, ID and a statement of
[email protected] with 'NEW WORLD' as the subject line.
Please note: Columbia University reserves the right to cancel
and/or reschedule a course based onenrollment figures. In the event
of cancellation or postponement, the Continuing Education
departmentwill offer reimbursement for the course. In other cases,
all sales are final. Continuing Education does notoffer refunds,
credits or exchanges. We apologize, but there are no exceptions to
this rule.
Contact Information:
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
