Amy Borrett is a graduate of the MA course in financial journalism at City University of London and now works as a data journalist at the New Statesman Media Group. She tweets at @amy_borrett You can find more about applying for City University’s MA course in financial journalism at their online prospectus. What do financial… Read More What do financial journalists do? An interview with Amy Borrett

We have received this alumni update from Martin Adams, who was a Marjorie Deane intern at The Economist in 2009: “It is clichéd but true to say that being a Marjorie Deane intern changed my life. That three-month stint in 2009 opened the way to a decade and counting of rewarding work with The Economist… Read More Alumni Update: Martin Adams

If you wish to receive an email alert when an internship opportunity sponsored by the foundation is next advertised, please fill in this form here. Your details will be kept confidentially and will only be used to email you details of future internship advertisements that the Foundation and the media organisations with which it works… Read More New: internship advertisement alert service launched

Calling all former students and interns of the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation, The Economist is advertising a vacancy for a radio producer. More details can be found on The Economist’s website here.

Calling former students and interns looking for a new job in 2021. The Economist is looking for an experienced audio producer to make The Economist Asks podcast, an in-depth interview show with transatlantic appeal, as well as to contribute to its other feature shows, Money Talks and Babbage. The ideal candidate will write concise and… Read More Vacancy: audio producer at The Economist

A reminder that the deadline for applying to the Marjorie Deane internships in 2021 closes in just a week’s time, on November 21st. More information about how to apply can be found on The Economist‘s website.

Antonia Cundy, who was an intern at the Financial Times in 2020, supported by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation, writes: “The Marjorie Deane internship is an incredible opportunity to work in the beating heart of one of the best newsrooms in the UK. Right from the start you are treated like a proper FT… Read More Alumni Update: Antonia Cundy

The Economist invites promising journalists and would-be journalists to apply for the 2021 internships, which are supported by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation. Successful candidates will spend three months with The Economist in London writing about finance and economics. The internships will be paid. How to apply: Send a covering letter and three ideas for articles suitable… Read More Vacancy: Marjorie Deane internships at The Economist in 2021

Myles McCormick, who was an intern at the Financial Times in 2018, supported by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation, writes: “The Marjorie Deane scheme is one of the best opportunities out there for young journalists. It places you at the heart of the Financial Times newsroom and gives you the chance to work on… Read More Alumni Update: Myles McCormick

Cat Rutter Pooley, who was an intern at the Financial Times in 2017, supported by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation, writes: “As an ex-City lawyer trying to break into journalism, the Marjorie Deane fellowship meant the FT could take a chance on me. Despite having limited writing experience, I got thrown in to covering… Read More Alumni Update: Cat Rutter Pooley