Swiss School of Journalism certifies professional writers
After 20 days of classes over the past five months and intensive work on their own media projects, the graduates of the CAS in Specialized Journalism received their certificates in March 2017.
Finally, the five female and two male participants who had attended the entire course presented what they had developed on a topic of their choice: A prototype or a "zero number" for a specialist media product (magazine, blog, book or combination of classic and digital channels). They also formulated a media strategy, i.e. a concept for realization, financing and operation.
Since September, participants in the CAS in Specialist Journalism (led by Frank Hänecke) have been learning all kinds of journalistic skills - researching, finding topics, interviewing, copywriting and editing, integrating new media, legal matters and more.
The graduates and their topics:
Lucia Gratz: "The Making of" - A magazine for the documentation and critical examination of production processes in the cultural sector.
Beatrice Kübli: "Fightingcat.ch" - A martial arts magazine for women.
Heinz Nauer: "In Mission. A piece of Central Swiss world history" - a book project with an accompanying website on the activities of Christian missionaries from Central Switzerland.
Iris Oberle: "Rheinburg Clinic Cookbook" - Recipes from the clinic kitchen to recreate.
Regula Schär: "Brochures of the Swiss Cancer League" - A gentle renewal of content with cross-media networking.
Anna Julia Schlegel: "sciencejourni.com" - A blog about "science, blue and berries".
Rüdiger Sellin: "ICT World - News from the world of information and communication technology" - A trade magazine.
