The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism seeks applications from outstanding mid-career journalists who wish to spend up to six months at Oxford University as part of our Journalism Fellowship Programme.
The successful applicant must have:
- At least five years' experience as a journalist in any medium,
- Current employment as a journalist (in a newsroom, or as a freelance journalist) and a plan to return to journalism after the fellowship,
- Good spoken English (capable of participating in seminar discussions and debates with ease) and fair written English.
No other restrictions apply.
While in Oxford, our fellows have the opportunity to:
- Access the full resources of the univesrity, including membership of Green Templeton College.
- Take part in a 10-week programme of activities each term, alongside other talented journalists from around the world.
- Work on a project for the improvement of journalism, which will be edited, published and promoted by the Reuters Institute.
- Fortnightly 1:1 mentorship to ensure you are connected to the full resources and expertise of Oxford.
To apply for the fellowship, you must prepare:
- A one-page project proposal: tell us about a problem you see in journalism, or a missed opportunity for its enhancement. Explain how you will use your time at the institute, and when you return home with your published project, to address the gap. (Accepted format: PDF)
- A one-page motivation letter: tell us about who you are, and why you are the right person to take on this project.
- A two-page CV: a curriculum vitae (or resume)
- The email addresses of two people who have worked with you, are willing to serve as reference for you, and can speak to your character and readiness for this opportunity.
If you are ready to apply, please proceed.
Journalism Fellowship (Open Call)
The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism seeks applications from outstanding mid-career journalists who wish to spend up to six months at Oxford University as part of our Journalism Fellowship Programme.
The successful applicant must have:
- At least five years' experience as a journalist in any medium,
- Current employment as a journalist (in a newsroom, or as a freelance journalist) and a plan to return to journalism after the fellowship,
- Good spoken English (capable of participating in seminar discussions and debates with ease) and fair written English.
No other restrictions apply.
While in Oxford, our fellows have the opportunity to:
- Access the full resources of the univesrity, including membership of Green Templeton College.
- Take part in a 10-week programme of activities each term, alongside other talented journalists from around the world.
- Work on a project for the improvement of journalism, which will be edited, published and promoted by the Reuters Institute.
- Fortnightly 1:1 mentorship to ensure you are connected to the full resources and expertise of Oxford.
To apply for the fellowship, you must prepare:
- A one-page project proposal: tell us about a problem you see in journalism, or a missed opportunity for its enhancement. Explain how you will use your time at the institute, and when you return home with your published project, to address the gap. (Accepted format: PDF)
- A one-page motivation letter: tell us about who you are, and why you are the right person to take on this project.
- A two-page CV: a curriculum vitae (or resume)
- The email addresses of two people who have worked with you, are willing to serve as reference for you, and can speak to your character and readiness for this opportunity.
If you are ready to apply, please proceed.