Who is the summer institute for?
Students and journalists/media practitioners in the first couple of years of their careers. Students should have completed at least one year of university. Students can be from any discipline but must have a strong interest in the field of journalism. Students can take the programme for credit if this is required by their home institution – see below. For those who have completed a first degree, the programmes will provide advanced skilling suited to transitioning to a career in journalism or developing transferable skills in communication and storytelling.

Hear from CNN journalists, industry experts and media analysts about how technology is transforming the way we tell stories and the challenges of international reporting. 
Then put those skills into practice during a realistic simulation where you’ll be split into groups, dispatched to a fictional country and set the task of reporting on an unfolding humanitarian crisis.

The Summer Institute consists of two programmes and participants are welcome to choose to take the first programme on its own or both programmes together.  



Visit: https://academy.cnn.com/simulation/storytelling-in-the-age-of-ai-a-cnn-academy-summer-institute-and-simulation/