Young journalists can gain experience working for an international news desk in the United Kingdom.

The intern will help coordinate up and coming journalists, work directly with a managing editor and potentially write and research articles.

The internship is unpaid, and will last four to six months. Applicants must be a students or graduates of a journalism course, and be passionate about writing and journalism. A resume, cover letter and writing sample should be sent to international@freshties.com.

The International Journalism MA at City University London’s Graduate School of Journalism is accepting application forms for the 2010/11 class.

The International Journalism MA at City University London’s world-renowned Graduate School of Journalism is designed to equip you to start a career in international news reporting, or return to a career with enhanced skills and understanding.

It is designed for students who do not live in the UK. You will leave with contacts in countries around the world, with insight into international news, and with a more profound understanding of other cultures.

You will benefit from:

• A prime location in the heart of London’s media district
• Excellent graduate prospects, with students working for international news organisations like Al-Jazeera, CNN, APTN, BBC World Service, and Dow Jones
• An international focus, with students coming from 38 different countries in 2009/10
• Experienced faculty and world-famous guest speakers. Recent visitors to the course have included senior figures from Reuters, Channel 4 News, Sky News, APTN, Reuters Iraq and A-24 African network

Places available for the 2010/11 class.

What next?

• Find out more about the course
• Follow cityjournalism on Twitter
• Join our Facebook group
• Look around our facilities on Flickr
• See the websites produced by 2009/10 International Journalism students: The Alarm; Green on Grey; The First Pint
• See Student Centre website for details about accommodation, visas, finance, and international student support