Investigative Reporting University of California, Berkeley
分野：Communication
分類：Media, Journalism
概要：The Investigative Reporting Program at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, established permanently in 2006, formalizes pioneering work begun in 1991 in the university seminars taught by Pulitzer Prize?winning investigative reporter and producer Lowell Bergman, then a CBS investigative reporter and 60 Minutes producer. Funded almost entirely by private grants and gifts, the program is dedicated to promoting in-depth reporting in the public interest. That commitment includes nurturing and guiding a new generation of investigative reporters. In addition to participating in graduate seminars dedicated to teaching investigative tools and techniques, the faculty, staff and students work together on local, national and international stories for broadcast, print and the Web. The Investigative Reporting Program?fs endowment and general fund provides scholarships, mentoring and logistical support for students pursuing in-depth reporting in the public interest. Classroom guests are frequent and include private investigators; current and former FBI, DHS and CIA officials and agents; prosecutors; judges; lawyers; and others whose work is key to developing investigative stories. Students learn the legal complexities of using confidential sources, filing FOIA requests, taking depositions, and dealing with libel lawyers and other specialists whose interests often overlap with those of reporters.
コース名：Investigative Reporting
期間：2
滞在費：100万以下
GPA：3
degreereq：問わない
toefl：100
ielts：7
条件付き合格：有り
gregmat：有り
careerreq：要求有り
寮：有り
faculity：Graduate School of Journalism
生活費：600
寮：有り
URL：http://journalism.berkeley.edu/