International Journalism

Practical information

• Admission requirements

  Diploma and language requirements. 

• Where

  On campus

• Laptops & software

  Laptop and software requirements.

• Tuition fee

  Tuition fees and finances. 

• Diploma requirements

  Students need to have acquired 120 ECTS at least the bachelor's level/EQF level 6 in the field of media and communication proving experience/expertise/competence in:  

  • media and communication (extensive) 
  • politics, economics, sociology, culture, ethics (basics) 
  • journalistic skills (basics): writing and editorial skills and language skills 

  Most likely you have acquired these competences and expertise if you have obtained 

  • 120 ECTS in a bachelor's programme (EQF level 6) in Journalism 
  • a bachelor's degree (EQF level 6) in the specific field of media and communication 
  • a master's degree (EQF level 7) in the broader field of media and communication at a Faculty of Social Sciences or a Faculty of Arts 

  You need to send a transcript of records of the programme(s) you took to werner.goossens@thomasmore.be and iris.deroover@thomasmore.be. In this way we can check if you meet the requirements. You will need an admission letter (via e-mail)  from us before you can enroll.

• Education vouchers

  As a Belgian entrepreneur, you can apply for a subsidy for this training through the  KMO-portefuille. 

• Flemish training leave & training vouchers

  If you are employed in the private sector in Flanders, you can apply for Flemish training leave and training vouchers. 

• Brussels education leave

  If you are employed in the private sector in the Brussels Region, you can apply for paid educational leave.