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Open Society Fellowships in Investigative Reporting
Apply for this special and exciting new programme to develop a new generation of investigative reporters, a partnership between Wits Journalism, Rhodes School of Journalism and Media Studies and the Open Society Foundation.

Five Open Society Fellowships in Investigative Reporting are available each year for 2019, 2020 and 2021. Each fellowship will last for 18 months, consisting of 12 months’ study, 6 months’ internship and attendance at two international investigative journalism conferences (one in South African and one in the USA).
 
Fellows will emerge with the fully accredited Wits University BA Hons in Journalism and Media Studies, accredited certificate from a Rhodes PAMS course, certificates of attendance at the IRE and AIJC conferences, a portfolio of work and letters of recommendation form their internships.  

Applications close on 17 December 2018.
 
 
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Apply for the Advanced Radio Certificate Courses
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The Wits Radio Academy offers courses both at postgraduate level as well as NQF 6 level. The latter are specially geared for the needs of people working in community radio, although students from other sectors have also found them valuable.

Our teaching aims to develop practical skills in a range of relevant areas, while also encouraging students to think critically about radio as a medium.

 The courses can be taken individually, in which case a certificate for that specific course will be issued on successful completion or taken as a credit towards either the Advanced Radio Certificate or a postgraduate degree.

Applications close on 15 December 2018. 

 

 
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