Gender in media education

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The Gender in Media Education in Southern Africa (GIME) is the most comprehensive audit yet undertaken of the gender dimensions of journalism and media education and training in tertiary institutions in Southern Africa.

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This report provides an analysis of documents, interviews, lecture observation and student focus
groups conducted at the University of Dar es Salaam, School of Journalism and Mass Communication. It forms part of the Gender In Media Education in Southern Africa (GIME) research: the most comprehensive study yet undertaken of the gender dimensions of journalism and media education and training in tertiary institutions in Southern Africa.

This report provides an analysis of documents, interviews, lecture observations and student focus
groups at six universities in South Africa. These universities which offer journalism and/or media
training are the University of Fort Hare, University of Johannesburg, University of Limpopo, Stellenbosch University, University of Venda and University of Witwatersrand.

This report provides an analysis of documents, interviews, lecture observation and student focus
groups conducted at the University of Mauritius Communications Unit in October 2009. It forms
part of the Gender In Media Education in Southern Africa (GIME): the most comprehensive study yet undertaken of the gender dimensions of journalism and media education and training in tertiary institutions in Southern Africa.