Select courses 2'nd semester Journalism Studies Master's

2'nd semester (Spring) you have two optional courses, and two MA Journalism Studies courses. We always offer minimum two MA level Journalism Studies courses within our department.

Application Period typically September 15 - October 15

See current key dates and deadline for application and admission here

Very important! 

Always apply to courses in Journalism as Logged in Program Student via webbpage: universityadmission.se (antagning.se)

This is what you should have Spring 2'nd semester

Suggested Option 1

Period 1 = 2 x 7,5 credits

Period 2 = 2 x 7,5 credits

Journalism and Digital Platforms (JO7078) Or other MA level Journalism Studies You apply! Optional Course 7,5 creditsYou apply!
The Representational Power of Journalism (JO7079) Or other MA level Journalism Studies  You apply!  Optional Course 7,5 creditsYou apply!

 

Suggested Option 2

Period 1 = 2 x 7,5 credits

Period 2= 1 x 15 Credits 

Journalism and Digital Platforms (JO7078)  Or other MA level Journalism Studies You apply! Optional Course 15 credits* You apply!
 
The Representational Power of Journalism (JO7079) Or other MA level Journalism Studies You apply! 

* = total 30 credits of your 120 credits Master may be on BA level - so these 15 credits could be BA level.
 

Suggested Option 3 "All Journalism Courses"

Period 1 = 2 x 7,5 credits

Period 2 = 2 x 7,5 credits

Journalism and Digital Platforms (JO7078) Or other MA level Journalism Studies You apply! Journalistic Writing (JO3056) You apply!
The Representational Power of Journalism (JO7079) Or other MA level Journalism Studies  You apply!  Journalism and Populism/Nativism (JO7036) You apply!

 

Email us October 10

Email master@ims.su.se before no later than October 10 and let us know how you applied so that we have time to check if all looks fine.

 

Cinema Studies

BA level

Course Credits ECTS Period Pace %
Post-Colonial Perspectives on Audiovisual Media FV1017 15 2 100

 

Media and Communication Studies

BA level guaranteed admission if elegible

Course Credits ECTS Period Pace %
Environmental Communication   7,5 2 50

 

MA level guaranteed admission if elegible

Course Credits ECTS Period Pace %
Media Archaeology 7,5 2 50

 

Journalism

MA level guaranteed admission if elegible

Course Credits ECTS Period Pace %
Journalism and Populism/Nativism (JO7036) 7,5 2 50

 

BA level guaranteed admission if elegible

Course Credits ECTS Period Pace %
Journalistic Writing (JO3056) 7,5 2 50
 

Log in as program student

Always apply to courses in Journalism Studies and courses with guaranteed admission for your program (HMJOA) as Logged in Program Student via webbpage: universityadmission.se (antagning.se)

Prioritize

Put the Journalism Studies courses MA-level priority 1 and 2 (highest up)

Minimum 4 course to cover 30 credits

You will be admitted as a program student to the Journalism Studies Courses MA-level BUT there is a risk you will not be admitted to your first choice for the elective courses - so apply to extra courses to be on the safe side and get a full Spring semester of 30 credits.

Apply outside of Stockholm University?

You may choose courses from other universities, even abroad. If so, do check with us also to be on the safe side the courses can be included in your Master's Degree. Most will be OK.

Transfer of Credits/Use older courses?

If you have previous courses that is not included in your Bachelor Degree, you may consider use the in your Master's Programme. Talk to our student counselor about this.

Let us know how you applied

Email master@ims.su.se before no later than October 10 and let us know how you applied so that we have time to check if all looks fine.

 

 

This program is primarily in Journalism studies.

You will end up with 120 ects when finished.

After the first semester (Fall) you will have to make choices and apply to courses.

In the end you will end up with minimum:

  • 5 courses of 7,5 credits at MA level in Journalism Studies = 37,5 credits
  • 2 courses in Media and Communiation Studies = 15 credits
  • 4 courses of 7,5 credits optional subject (may be at BA level) =30 credits
  • 1 course of 7,5 credits mandatory faculty course = 7,5 credits
  • 1 course of 30 credits Master's Thesis = 30 credits

Total 120 credits

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