The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019

Conferences & Travel Grants

Journalism

Open to Middle East nationals especially Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel and Palestine

International Journalists Program (IPJ), Germany

16 Jun 2019

Partial Funding, 4,000 euro towards travel costs, board and lodging

Media outlets in Germany

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Details about The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019

The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019 is offered for Conferences & Travel Grants degree in the field of Journalism . You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is 16 Jun 2019. This scholarship is provided by International Journalists Program (IPJ), Germany and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, 4,000 euro towards travel costs, board and lodging . This scholarship is open for: Open to Middle East nationals especially Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel and Palestine.

Degree: Conferences & Travel Grants
Provided by: International Journalists Program (IPJ), Germany

Deadline: 16 Jun 2019
Scholarship value: Partial Funding, 4,000 euro towards travel costs, board and lodging

Eligibility for The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019:

The fellowship is open to all Middle East nationals especially from Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, and Palestine are preferred.
Applicants who are 21 years of age or over and working as a trainee, journalist or regular employee for media are encouraged to apply for The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019.
The maximum age of the applicant must be 37 years.
Applicants are required to be fluent in English.
Candidates familiar with German are welcome to apply.

Documents Required:

Applicants for The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019 must submit a passport photo with the application form.
A detailed copy curriculum vitae must be submitted.
Candidates are required to present their journalistic appraisal written by the head of department or editor-in-chief.
Applicants must provide samples of their work.

Value of The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019:

The successful applicants of The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019 will receive 4,000 Euros towards the travel costs, board, and lodging.

Deadline for The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019:

The last date to apply for The Middle East Fellowship in Germany, 2019 is 16th June 2019.

Updated on: 18 May, 2019

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More about International Journalists Program (IPJ), Germany

The International Journalists' Programmes (IJP) are a non-profit and economically as well as politically independent organisation for the promotion of young journalists. It was established in 1981. IJP are an association, registered in Germany at the local court in Koenigstein near Frankfurt/Main under reg. no. 8 VR 646. IJP are organised decentrally and have no administration. All programmes are organised by the members and board members of IJP, who themselves work as journalists or for media enterprises. The responsibility for the individual programmes lies by the respective coordinators, who belong to the executive committee of IJP. Board members are appointed on a volonteer basis. The executive board is selected by the meeting of the members (30). The core purpose of IJP's bursaries is the international exchange of media talents and opinion makers. For every German journalist taking part in a programme abroad a foreign colleague will work in a German media organisation. Hereby, delegates gain valuable professional and personal experience and impressions. At the same time, they contribute to an overall better representation of Germany abroad and more differentiated reporting within the German media landscape. IJP bursaries are a valuable additional qualification. It is remarkable how many German foreign correspondents are alumni of IJP. Yearly around 120 journalists from 10 regions of the world are awarded an IJP fellowship.

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