As the 2023-24 cohort of the Global Financial Journalism MA starts a new academic year at City, University of London, Eleanor Florence, one of this year’s students, writes about the first week of the course: The welcome week for the Global Financial Journalism MA students at City was just as exciting, albeit also as overwhelming,… Read More MA Global Financial Journalism students enjoy freshers week at City, University of London

City University of London has published details for 2024/25 entry to its MA in Global Financial Journalism on its website. The course is supported by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation through funding for a professorship (currently held by Jane Martinson), through funding for the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation Scholarship and funding for the… Read More Details for 2024/25 entry for City’s MA in Global Financial Journalism now available

Follow the latest updates from the Marjorie Deane Foundation posted on our recently-launched LinkedIn page. We will post news from the foundation and its alumni as well as information about internship, studentship and masters degree opportunities that are funded by the foundation.

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Fully funded trips to New York and Shanghai, fantastic (and well-paid) job prospects, and the chance to apply for a generous tuition scholarship. These are just some of the advantages offered by the Global Financial Journalism MA at City, University of London — and there are still places available for study this autumn. City’s course has a… Read More One week left to apply for this year’s MA in Global Financial Journalism at City, University of London

Follow the latest updates from the Marjorie Deane Foundation posted on our recently-launched LinkedIn page. We will post news from the foundation and its alumni as well as information about internship, studentship and masters degree opportunities that are funded by the foundation.

Places are still available on the MA in Global Financial Journalism course at City, University of London, to start in September 2023, with applications closing on 1 August 2023. Fully funded trips to New York and Shanghai, fantastic (and well-paid) job prospects, and the chance to apply for a generous tuition scholarship. These are just… Read More Testimonials for the MA in Global Financial Journalism at City University of London

Fully funded trips to New York and Shanghai, fantastic (and well-paid) job prospects, and the chance to apply for a generous tuition scholarship. These are just some of the advantages offered by the Global Financial Journalism MA at City, University of London — and there are still places available for study this autumn. City’s course has a… Read More Apply by 1 August 2023 for this year’s MA in Global Financial Journalism at City, University of London

Calling all students and anyone else looking for an internship in journalism, The Financial Times has advertised a set of internships supported by the Marjorie Deane Foundation. The deadline is TOMORROW (11 June 2023) so please get your applications in as soon as possible if you are planning to apply! Further details can be found below: “The… Read More Reminder: applications for internships at the Financial Times close tomorrow

The Financial Times has advertised a set of internships supported by the Marjorie Deane Foundation: “The FT is once again offering two six-month Marjorie Deane Internships, supported by the Marjorie Deane Foundation. This is a great opportunity for a promising journalist interested in researching and writing about finance and economics, to gain paid work experience at one… Read More Vacancy alert: Marjorie Deane internships at the Financial Times