nal Journalism T
his is a truly international course, with sister campuses in New Delhi, India and Guangzhou, China.
We have exchange links with universities in The Netherlands, (Hogeschool Utrecht), Spain (Carlos III and Francisco de Vitoria in Madrid; Universidad Catolica San Antonio in Murcia), Denmark (Aarhus), Canada (Vancouver and Kamloops), the USA (San Diego, Missouri and Connecticut), as well as many countries through the International Student Exchange Programme. We have also sent students to Mexico, Korea and Australia.
We also host many foreign students for a semester or the full course. We currently have students from China, Hong Kong, Korea, Angola, Greece, Ghana, Cameroon, Egypt, Libya, Pakistan, India, Turkey, America, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Israel, Finland, Sweden, France and the UK.
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