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The Programming fellowship are available for graduates who have completed internships in journalism or international relations at either Al Jazeera, or a similar company or institution. Successful candidates will be granted fellowships within one of Al Jazeera English’s programs produced in the United States: Fault Lines or The Stream for a six month period, and will receive a monthly stipend.   

Successful Candidates
Al Jazeera is seeking focused, self-motivated individuals with demonstrated knowledge of journalistic practice, social media, and geopolitical issues. Successful candidates come from various academic backgrounds including:
·  Journalism, documentary film, media studies, communications
·  International affairs and political sciences
·  Various area-studies programs that complement Al Jazeera’s programs
Successful candidates possess the following characteristics (these may vary slightly between programs):
·  Pursuant of a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in journalism or a related discipline
·  Graduation with a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in journalism or a related discipline
·  Demonstrated proficiency in journalistic research and reporting
·  Demonstrated knowledge of international affairs
·  Demonstrated interest in investigative journalism
·  Excellent written and verbal communication skills
·  Ability to work independently and on deadline
·  Proficiency in social media and ability to write for the web
Additional skills are highly valued, but not necessary:
·  Familiarity with documentary film-making techniques and technology
·  Foreign language proficiency
·  Specialized knowledge of a particular region or country
·  Experience with non-linear editing programs (Avid, Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro)
·  Graphic Design experience (Adobe Creative Suite)

Important Details

The Programming Fellowship is restricted to students who are US citizens or foreign nationals that hold a US Social Security Number (SSN), or students with a demonstrated right to work in the U.S. AJE will not provide any sponsorship or visa support.