Master in Investigative Journalism

The University of Gothenburg is a large public research university located in Sweden’s second-largest city. Known for its breadth of disciplines and research strength, the university serves tens of thousands of students and hosts a substantial international community. Academic offerings span natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, fine arts and health sciences, with dedicated research centers in areas like marine science, neuroscience and sustainability.

Teaching combines strong research input with an emphasis on sustainability, innovation and multidisciplinary collaboration. International master’s programs, exchange options and joint degrees make the university attractive to students wanting an internationally oriented education. Faculty and institutes often collaborate with industry and public organizations, giving students practical exposure and avenues for internships, thesis projects and research assistantships.

Gothenburg as a city offers vibrant cultural life, extensive public transport and a commitment to green living, making it a comfortable place for international students. The university provides services for housing, counseling and study support, along with English-taught programs and integration activities. For students who value research-led teaching, sustainability focus and an international campus in a dynamic Nordic city, the University of Gothenburg is a strong choice.

The Master in Investigative Journalism at the University of Gothenburg is a 1-year program for those who want to become watchdogs of democracy. It's a Master's degree taught in English, helping students develop skills to investigate and report on global issues.

The curriculum includes courses like Investigative Journalism in Digital Environments, Data Journalism and Visualization, and Investigative Journalism Across Borders. Students learn hands-on skills in programming, data analysis, and visualization, as well as teamwork and project planning.

Graduates can pursue careers as Investigative Journalists, Data Journalists, Cross-Border Reporters, or Journalism Project Managers. They can work in news organizations, media outlets, or non-profit organizations, using their skills to uncover truths and hold those in power accountable.