Journalism, Film & Media

Take journalism, communication, film and media students inside international newsrooms, studios and film cultures.

3–6credit hours, offered through your own department

8+students and the professor's travel cost is covered by ARAMFO

Your datesand your departure airport

Why take your journalism, film & media course abroad

Media students learn fast when they see how stories are made elsewhere. A journalism or film travel course looks at newsroom practice, press freedom, production and audiences in another media system.

ARAMFO arranges visits to news organisations, media institutes and film locations that suit your course, with time for students to report, shoot or write on location.

What students can experience

Visits to international news organisations and media institutes
Sessions with journalists, editors, producers and filmmakers
Tours of studios, film locations and production facilities
Workshops on reporting, documentary and visual storytelling
Student reporting or filming assignments on location

Sample programs in this field

Programs ARAMFO has run or published in journalism, film & media. Each can be adapted into a faculty-led course for your students.

How it works

1Talk to usTell us your field, your course and the countries you are considering. We suggest destinations and a draft itinerary.
2Approve the courseApprove the travel course with your department chair and your university's study abroad office, so students earn credit.
3Recruit studentsWe provide a program page and materials to help you recruit. ARAMFO then handles bookings and logistics.
4Teach abroadYou focus on teaching. A native professional guide travels with your group throughout the trip.

ARAMFO arranges everything

ARAMFO does not write your syllabus — it builds the trip around it. You choose the dates and the airport; we handle the logistics and the academic visits so you can focus on teaching.