Published: 05 Oct 2023 403 views
Outside Cairo is a project of the Gothe-Institut Cairo. Artists and people who work in cultural fields in the provinces in Egypt are supported through various programs.
In Egypt, cultural life is heavily concentrated in Cairo. This project aims to focus more on the provinces and strengthen cultural initiatives outside Cairo.
This year, the Goethe-Institut Cairo launches the Cultural Journalism Program in the provinces of Egypt to enhance the visibility of cultural events through more extensive coverage. Participants expand their knowledge in the field of cultural journalism while participating in workshops on topics such as journalistic skills and ethics, multimedia articles, photo and video journalism, and review and analysis of artistic works. Additionally, a press trip through Egypt takes place and the program is accompanied by experienced mentors.
The Goethe-Institut is the Federal Republic of Germany’s cultural institute, active worldwide. We promote the study of German abroad and encourage international cultural exchange.
| Application Deadline | 15 Oct 2023 |
| Country to study | Egypt |
| Type | Fellowship |
| Sponsor | Goethe Institut |
| Gender | Men and Women |
- 4 workshops in the field of cultural journalism
- Participants from outside Cairo will receive a limited transportation allowance for public transportation as well as accommodation in a hotel during the duration of the 4 workshops in Cairo.
- Mentorship
- An organized press trip to different cultural activities in Egypt including a limited transportation allowance for public transportation and accommodation in a hotel during the trip.
1. Completeness: The application is complete and the information is included in its entirety.
2. Motivation: The motivation to participate in the program and covering activities outside Cairo is convincing.
3. Relevance: The applicant will highly benefit from participating in the program.
4. Experience: The applicant shows sufficient experience in the field of journalism (at least two years).
5. Quality: The previous journalistic work is promising.
Furthermore, the jury will consider certain yardsticks in regard to the selected group of participants at large:
- Equal opportunities for men and women
- Promising group dynamics
For miore details, visit Gothe-Institut website.
