Not just a museum!

I found the trip to Süddeutsche Zeitung Printing House really insightful. I had never been to a printing house before, so I was interested to see the how newspapers are produced. I found Michael very knowledgeable about the printing process and the history of Süddeutsche Zeitung. At the start he showed us a video about Read More

Analysing Irish Women’s Place in History

Aoibhín Ní Gleasain won a Global Graduate award for an essay she wrote about The Mother and Child Scheme in Ireland which was failed to be implemented. It is an interesting topic so I decided to interview her on her interest in History and her essay. GOH: Could You explain briefly what your project was Read More

The Important Field of Science Communication

I was excited to hear from the Science Communication Lab because science communication is such a topical subject in the current climate of the world. Many scientific topics have become heavily politicised, and it is now harder than ever to get clear and concise scientific journalism. I was intrigued to hear how they have been Read More

Bayerischer Rundfunk: A balance between state funding and creative liberty

I unfortunately was unable to attend the first field trip because of scheduling conflicts but I was interesting to hear everyone else experience on the field trip. The media system is different from Ireland which is understandable due to the size differences of the countries and our history. Ireland has two public service broadcasters, RTE Read More

Introduction Post

Hi! My name is Grace and I’m from Galway in Ireland. Galway is on the west coast of Ireland and in comparison, to Munich it is tiny, but I like how close everything is in the town but I’m enjoying experiencing big city life for the first time in Munich. Galway is known for being Read More