| 学校情報 | University of California, Berkeley 309 Sproul Hall #5900 Berkeley, CA 94720-5900 URL: http://www.berkeley.edu/ |
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| ロケーション | アメリカ（西海岸） | ||
| 環境 | 大都市 | ランク | 最上位校 |
| 生徒数 | 約21000人 | 留学生割合 | 約10% |
| 学部名 | Graduate School of Journalism | ||
| コース名 | International Reporting | ||
| コース紹介 （概要） |
As students Chris Raphael, Jason Felch and lecturer Sandy Tolan drifted quietly toward shore in the long "cigar boat" on the Peruvian Amazon, Tolan turned and said in a low voice, "Let's arrive with guns blazing." The "guns" were radio microphones, digital TV cameras, notebooks and pens, and the "target" was an official of a Peruvian natural gas company accused by local indigenous leaders of spilling toxic waste directly into the river. The official wouldn't admit to what documents later showed?oil spills and a coverup?but Tolan and the students knew that if they hadn't spent 16 hours sliding down slick, perilous mountain roads, and another eight in the "cigar boat" crashing through rapids to reach these indigenous communities, they never would have learned the full story of Peruvian energy: that the benefits for society at large come with huge costs for local communities. Class projects have focused on the new South Africa; Cuba entering the 21st century; the "Al-Aqsa Intifada" in the West Bank; the 15th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall; the politics of energy in Latin America; social, cultural and political impact of global warming around the world. Class work has been published or broadcast by The Washington Post, The Christian Science Monitor, the Los Angeles Times, the San Jose Mercury News, the San Francisco Chronicle, The New York Times Magazine, "FRONTLINE/World" and NPR. Many of the classes also have substantial photographic and online presence. Admission to international reporting travel courses is generally by application. Some students also receive international travel grants to work on projects with faculty advisors or "FRONTLINE/World" producers. In each case, teaching emphasis is on reporting and on the privilege and responsibility (not the right or entitlement) of working as a journalist overseas. As with all reporting classes at the J-School, international journalism courses emphasize basic skills inherent in any good reporting. Emphasis is also on knowledge of language and culture, ability to work with international partners, and getting the story right, even when a long way from home. | ||
| 期間 | 約2年間 | ||
| 学費 | 約200万以下 | 生活費（年間） | 約600万円 |
| GPA | 3以上 | 大学の単位 | 問わない |
| TOEFL | 100点以上 | IELTS | N/A |
| 条件付合格 | なし(条件による) | GRE/GMAT | 有り |
| 職歴 | 要求有り | 学生寮 | 有り |
| URL | http://journalism.berkeley.edu/ | ||