Our world has turned into a global village. Continents have become neighbourhoods and the interconnectedness and interdependency between nations is ever increasing. In this globalized world the art of constructing ‘bridges of understanding’ between cultures, governments, organizations and individuals has become an indispensable quality for professionals in communication and journalism.
Nowadays governments, companies, NGO’s and international organizations are looking for skilled experts in communication and journalism who combine state-of-the-art professional knowledge with highly sophisticated intercultural skills and a keen understanding of global societal issues and challenges.
Course properties
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Duration
- September 1, 2020 - November 13, 2020
- September 1, 2020 - January 29, 2021
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Requirements in general for admission
- A secondary education and professional education or training in the field of your interest
- Computer skills
- Good speaking and writing skills in English
One of the qualifications required to start a course is a certificate English. The level should be comparable with a minimum score of 6 (overall band score) of an IELTS test. See attached list for comparable levels. Before admission you have to send a copy of the certificate English to the International Office of the CHE.
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Scholarships
- Erasmus+
- Orange Knowledge Program (former NFP)
- MENA Scholarship Programme (MSP)
- StuNed
Courses September - November
Cultural Encounters
- Topics: Cross-cultural communication, nation branding, and economic diplomacy and their role in doing international business.
- EC: 5.0 EC
In cooperation with the minor ‘Sustainable International Business’
International Strategic Communication and Global Media
- Topics: Strategic communication is aimed at building sustainable relations with internal and external stakeholder groups. In this module we emphasize the importance of sustainable communication. For governments, companies and organizations sustainable communication is a prerequisite to earn (societal) trust.
- EC: 5.0 EC
Sustainable Development
- Topics: The role of business in finding solutions to ‘wicked problems’ related to poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, and peace and justice.
- EC: 5.0 EC
In cooperation with the minor ‘Building a better world'.
Courses November - January
Sustainability Communication, Marketing and Journalism
- Topics: How to sustainably communicate an organization’s CSR efforts, how to implement a ‘green marketing’ campaign, how to start a lobby campaign for a specific societal issue.
- EC: 5.0 EC
International Communication Project
- Topics: Project in which students work for a company with a real international business problem they need to have solved. For Dutch students there is the opportunity for a project in Rwanda.
- EC: 10.0 EC
For internationals in cooperation with the minor ‘Sustainable International Business’
Enrolment information
Fees
The fee for a single programme (Sep-Nov) is €3,000.00. The fee for two consecutive programmes (Sep-Jan) is €4,200.00. This fee is exclusive of travel, accommodation, study materials, insurance and visa costs.
Deadlines for application
- 10 March 2020 (CHE application deadline for OKP/MSP applicants)
- 1 May 2020 (Erasmus+ students (EU/EEA applicants) and free movers)
Step by step
1. Select the course you want to follow at the CHE
2. Complete and return the Application Form
3. If you have additional questions, please contact the International Office (internationaloffice@che.nl)
4. After admission you can start preparing your stay
5. Check 'practical information'
More information
If you have any questions (e.g. application form, travel and stay, visa, conditions of the scholarships), please contact our International Office through internationaloffice@che.nl.
If you are interested, please complete the application form and send this together with the requested documents to internationaloffice@che.nl (application form through our website or on request by email).
