Why Get a Degree in Journalism – Careers Available After Graduation
Here is why a degree in Journalism is important for you and how you can navigate careers in the field
Fine and Applied Arts
Why Get a Degree in Journalism – Careers Available After Graduation
Here is why a degree in Journalism is important for you and how you can navigate careers in the field
How to Become a Fashion Designer Without a University Degree
Fashion designing is a very lucrative job that can be acquired not just through formal education but also by learning from a professional.
HUGO BOSS Fashion Scholarship 2020/2021 for International Students – University of the Arts, London
The HUGO BOSS Scholarship of £3,000 each is available to 3 students on the MA Fashion Communication course. Application Deadline: 15th November 2019 Eligible Countries: UK/EU and International To be taken at (country): UK About the Award: One student will be chosen from the Fashion Journalism pathway, the second student will be chosen from the … Read more
British Council/Prince Claus Fund Mobility Grants 2019 for African Artists
A collaboration between the British Council’s _in Motion grant and the Prince Claus Fund Mobility Grant. Application Timeline: Applications must be received at least 8 weeks before the intended date of travel; applications sent in later can unfortunately not be considered. Successful grantees must request reimbursement maximum 4 weeks after the travel has taken place. Reimbursement is … Read more
British Council Creative Enterprise Programme – East Africa 2019
In June 2019, the British Council in partnership with Nesta (the UK’s innovation Foundation) will deliver the Creative Enterprise Programme again to East Africa. Application Deadline: 31st May 2019 Eligible Countries: This programme is available for creative entrepreneurs from Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda to attend the programme in Sudan or Uganda. About the Award: The Creative Enterprise Programme is … Read more
AMLA Fellowship for Artist Managers and Literary Activists in Africa 2018 – Uganda
Have you recently set up or are you thinking of setting up a new platform that promotes African literature? Are you employed in a recently established literary and cultural initiative? Would you like to join a network of like-minded literary activists and arts managers? Â This four-month fellowship is designed to support you to build your … Read more
