News, it’s:
– 3,500 m2 of professional premises in the heart of Nice,
– 16 graduating classes, sponsored by Louis Pauwels, Jean Daniel, Jacqueline Baudrier, Michel Bassi, Ivan Levaï, Claude Sérillon, Michèle Cotta, Paul Amar, Alain Duhamel, Franz-Olivier Giesbert, Philippe Bouvard, Christine Ockrent, Arlette Chabot, Patrick Poivre d’Arvor, Jean-François Kahn, Marine Jacquemin in 2007, Serge Moati in 2008, and Bernard Pivot in 2009!
– 85% of our former students hired in French and international media.
– 550 “alumni”: Presenters on LCI, reporters on Europe 1, editorial secretaries at Nice-Matin, journalists at the Economic Service of Le Figaro, etc.
What’s New at News:
– Opening in September 2008: for high school graduates, first-year integration based on records; for those with a two-year degree or higher, direct entry into the second year through an entrance examination.
– Opening of a specialization in sports journalism.
Open House Day Program
During the Open House Days, students will assist visitors who want to learn more about the training or simply the profession of journalism.
Visitors will be able to talk with young journalists or meet the teachers, visit our studios and classrooms, watch live radio and TV broadcasts every half hour, discover www.curieux.net, the first news magazine entirely written by students as part of their coursework, and consult the directory to see what former students have become.
Marie Boselli, the Director, will hold a conference on the evolution of the school.
