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On September 17, EJCAM will host a roundtable discussion on the issue of “social openness” in journalism.

A great achievement for two of our Master’s in Journalism students. Théa Achterfeld and Léo Braillon won two awards at the finals of the Grand Prix des Jeunes Journalistes de la Chimie (GPJJC), held on June 18 in Paris by the Maison de la Chimie.

Everything you need to know about administrative registration and the start dates for the 2026–2027 academic year.

Current and former students now have their own space to connect, support one another, and move forward together. It’s a space designed by and for the EJCAM community, featuring three dedicated groups to address specific needs.

At the "Jeunes Reporters pour l'Environnement" awards ceremony (2025-2026 edition), Marion Lescuyer, a first-year Master of Journalism student at the Aix-Marseille School of Journalism and Communication, took third prize in the Journalists aged 19-25 category.

We were delighted to welcome Martin Ajdari, President of Arcom (Autorité de régulation de la communication audiovisuelle et numérique), for a tour of our premises and a special meeting with our students. An institution at the heart of contemporary issues.

From June 1 to 3 in Marseille, EJCAM will be taking part in the WAN-IFRA congress, a global meeting place for press publishers, bringing together media from all over the world to discuss the future of journalism.

EJCAM is proud to congratulate Philippe Pujol, journalist and author from Marseilles, who has been named Chevalier de l'ordre national du mérite. This distinction rewards an exceptional career and an unfailing commitment to journalism and writing.

The campaign to allocate the balance of the apprenticeship tax on SOLTéA is open from May 26 to October 21, 2026. The taxe d'apprentissage is the only tax that allows companies to freely choose the beneficiary of their contribution. For our School, these resources are indispensable: they finance the […]

EJCAM is proud to announce the appointment of its Director, Pauline Amiel, to the Scientific mediation chair of the Institut Universitaire de France, for her Solutions for Democracy project. This distinction, which each year rewards teacher-researchers for the excellence of their work, recognises a […]