βΛβΏπβΛ Hi from Munich~ π§ΈΰΎΰ½²
City life . Germany . Student life . Travelββββΰ¨ΰ§ββββββββΰ¨ΰ§ββββββββΰ¨ΰ§ββββββββΰ¨ΰ§βββββββ Hello hello, welcome to Yinuo’s blog !! I know you’ll have a great time here. Who is she…? My name is Yinuo (ee-nu-o), and I come from Singapore, a tiny green island blooming in eternal summer. Iβm an ENFP girlie at heart, someone who is extremely curious and ambitious. For most of my life,
Falling in Love with Munich
City life . Culture . Germany . Student lifeHi my name is Minsun Kwon, but you can call me Mia. Iβm from South Korea and am currently an exchange student at LMU, majoring in Communication. Back home at Yonsei University, Iβve been focusing on the same major, so Iβm really excited to see how the classes here differ from my experiences in Korea
Learning Germany and German starting from Munich!
City life . Culture . Germany . Student lifeHallo!! My name is Wong Yu Yin, you can call me Anna~ I am from Hong Kong. At my home university, the University of Hong Kong, I study Journalism as my first major and Global and Area Studies (GLAS) as my second major. For my second major, there is a requirement: we are required to
A New Chapter in Munich
Germany . Student lifeHi, my name is Thatchaporn Boonying, but people usually call me Neen, a nickname given to me by my parents. Iβm from Thailand. Growing up in a big and busy city like Bangkok makes me curious about experiencing a different kind of lifestyle, something relaxed yet still vibrant. Iβve always wanted to explore the world
Final Blogpost: Reflections on Professional Journalism
Authors . Excursions . Germany . Media . SocietyExploring different forms of Journalism During this course on professional communication, I had the opportunity to explore different kinds of journalism and media practices through multiple field trips. These experiences provided not only a practical insight into how media institutions operate but also a deeper understanding of the role of professional communication in society. One
Final Reflection: The Invisible Weight of the Image
Excursions . Germany . Student lifeLooking for a flow My time in Munich started with a simple curiosity about “flow.” From the industrial fires of my hometown, Ulsan, to the fast-paced energy of Seoul, Iβve always been obsessed with how things connect. Over the past semester, this blog has been my personal record of those linksβwhether I was looking at
Learning to See Journalism Everywhere
Authors . Culture . Excursions . Germany . Media . Opinion piece . Reportage . Science . Society . Spain . Student lifeLooking back at this semester in Professional Communication in Munich, I realize that what changed the most was not what I knew about journalism, but how I see it now. What began as a series of blog assignments and field trips slowly became a deeper understanding of how professional journalism works in practice, how media
Munich, You Were So Good to Me!
Germany . Student lifeSix months have flown by in the blink of an eye, and in just a month, I will be repacking my suitcase to go back home to Australia. What started as a Professional Communications subject, which I expected to be a βfluffβ course, mostly consisting of field trips that filled up my ECTS, turned out
Walking Through Journalism: From Media Spaces to Meaningful Connections
Germany . Media . Research@IfKW . Student lifeOver the course of this journey, professional journalism has unfolded before me not as a fixed profession, but as a dynamic practice constantly negotiating between social responsibility, institutional constraints, technological change, and audience expectations. Through academic research, field trips, and direct encounters with media institutions, I have come to understand journalism not only as a
Final Blog Post: reflections on media, neutrality and my journey through Bavaria
Authors . Culture . Germany . MediaParticipating in this course offered me a unique opportunity to engage with several Bavarian media companies and dive deep into the world of professional communication. From conducting interviews to producing reportages and opinion pieces, I havenβt just learned the fundamentals of journalism; I have also found a platform to document my ideas and share perspectives