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Use your finger to control the nano ship and explore how you can take a much more flexible higher education.

Use the arrow keys to control the nano ship and explore how you can take a much more flexible higher education.

Future Education at SDU

The Principal of SDU, Henrik Dam, gives an introduction to the vision behind the Future Education project, where SDU is experimenting with new ways of studying.
Our Vision

The goal is to provide life-long learning for all Danish citizens. Education shouldn't stop when you turn 25, but be an option your whole life.
Future education in journalism

First step in the experiment is to create a flexible education model for the Master of Journalism School at SDU.
Signup for the new education

Are you interested in starting the new Master of Journalism? Then read more about the school and admission requirements here.

08:00 In the train

09:30 In the office

10.30 A sunbed

12:45 At the desk

14:15 At the countryside

17.30 At the road

20:00 In the kitchen

22.00 On the couch

08:00 In the train
09:30 In the office
10:30 A sunbed
12:45 At the desk
14:15 At the countryside
17:30 At the road
20:00 In the kitchen
22:00 On the couch

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The commuter

In the train

Time

8:00

Age

26 yrs

Study length

3 yrs

You caught the train and are ready to continue working on your assignment about the media's effect on the political decision-making process. But you're stuck and would like your teacher to explain the theory one more time. Use your commute time to watch Professor Erik Albæk walk you through the media's position in society in the nano module "Correlation and Causality". It might just be the short walktrough you need to get going?

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Correlation and Causality [in danish]

This nano is created by Professor Erik Albæk, Journalist Karsten Prinds and Technician Mads Lildholdt, all from SDU. The nano module is part of the subject Media and Society.

Podcast

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In-depth with the text [in danish]

This nano is created by Assistant Professor Rasmus Rønlev and Journalist Susanna Sommer, both from the journalist school at SDU. The nano module is part of the subject Language and Rhetoric.

Video

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Reading Guide to James Carey [in danish]

This nano is a reading guide, which students watch before or after reading one of the most important articles in journalism. The nano module is created by Professor Peter Bro and Journalists Karsten Prinds and Nis Boye Rasmussen, all from the journalist school at SDU. It's part of the subject Media and Society, 2020.

Video

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Deadly sins in an interview [in danish]

This nano is created by Associate Professor Jonas Blom, Journalist Nis Boye Rasmussen, Professor (MSO) Morten Skovgaard and Phd. student Sofie Høllsberg Filstrup, all from the journalist school at SDU. The nano module is part of the subject Language and Rhetoric.

Article

Reading time 6 minutes

On the frontpage in 1905 [in danish]

PDF

This nano module consists of classic newspaper publications in media history. Namely, the edition of Politiken, published on Tuesday the 14th of November, 1905. The newspaper is well known, among other things, because Georg Brandes stubbornly denies ever being interviewed - which says little about how unknown today's most classic journalistic tool was at that time. The newspaper edition is here courtesy of Dagbladet Politiken, and is included in the subject Media and Society, 2020.

Podcast

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The umbrella - the robots are coming [in danish]

This nano is created by Susanna Sommer who talks to one of Denmark's leading experts within robot journalism and automation tendencies, Andreas Marckmann Andreassen, Digital Editor at the magazine Journalisten. The nano module is part of the subject The Machine Room.

Video

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The customer [in danish]

Jens Martinus Pedersen explains the customer journey in relation to developing a go-to-market strategy that can win the customer's trust in different phases. This nano was created by Journalists Karsten Prindsand Nis Boye Rasmussen from the journalist school at SDU together with Jens Martinus Pedersen, Business Development Manager from SDU Research & Innovation. The nano is part of the discipline of Innovation and Entrepreneurship for journalists in the Master of Journalism School.

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Future

In the train

At the countryside

In the office

At the desk

A sunbed

At the road

In the Kitchen

On the Couch