Journalism: the Sleeping Giant

This semester’s “Media Institutions in Munich” seminar has been more than just a series of visits; it’s been a profound immersion, offering a clear view into the beating heart of Bavarian news. From the innovation of Media School Bayern to the political views of Süddeutsche Zeitung and the local emphasis of Münchner Merkur, each stop Read More

Wrapping Up: My Personal and Academic Takeaways

Stepping into the media institutions of Munich was like walking through a portal that connects the past, present, and possible futures of journalism. Through visits to places like the Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ), the Bayern Pressehaus, and the Munich Science Communication Lab (MSCL), I came to better understand journalism’s evolving role, not just as a profession, but as a Read More

My thoughts on Mediaschool Bayern and its role in the Media Environment

A month ago, we went on a field trip to Mediaschool Bayern and we got to see this media press house, explaining to us their process on how they handled stuff like their podcasts, their livestreams and anything else related to media and such. They’re a non-profit organization that specializes in ensuring opportunities and job Read More

What i see for the future of journalism (last blogpost)

Hello les bloggers, With all I have learned during the field trips and my research, here is what I think of how journalism could end up in a few years. First of all, we have to know what a journalist is, so I brought a definition according to the PBA University « a journalist is someone Read More

Reflection on the Semester

My second semester of Media Institutions finished as fast as it started and now I have another possibility to reflect on the course and give you, the readers, the chance to get to know a few interesting findings about this semester’s field trips and journalist visits. This semester provided us with some new places and Read More

The personal style crisis in the digital world

In the era of social media, personal style has become both hyper-visible and oddly vacant. The most important form of individual expression, that was created through development of taste, life experiences, regional differences and the society one grew up in, has now become, more so, an expression of social media. Especially for the younger generation Read More

Reflection on Media Institutions in Munich

In an age when most people chase quick dopamine hits and the latest news through bite‑sized 15‑second videos, touring Munich’s local media institutions was a genuinely eye‑opening experience. It served as a reminder of the continuous relevance and power of local journalism. Institutions like the Süddeutsche Zeitung and Merkur are not just news producers—they are Read More

The role of Media School Bayern & MSCL

Visiting Media School Bayern and the Munich Science Communication Lab were two insightful experiences which illustrated contrasting elements of Germany’s media landscape. Serving as an outlet for young German voices, the Media School offers various training opportunities in different specialties such as radio, podcasting and television/video editing. Their internship program provides eager new journalists an Read More

Munich Science Communication Lab’s Workshop

Our fourth excursion outside the classroom was to one of LMU’s own buildings. It was a visit to Munich Science Communication Lab (MSCL), a research organization dedicated to raising public awareness on planetary health.  At MSCL, there was a huge emphasis on evaluating the impact of research projects. During the workshop, there was a mock Read More

German Science Education: A Critical Reflection

In the past weeks, I had the opportunity to visit the Munich Science Communication Lab (MSCL) The academic visit offered a compelling case study of how research-based evaluation transforms science communication into an educational practice within Germany. Unlike many initiatives that treat evaluation as an end-stage task, MSCL embeds it across the entire process, treating formative, process, Read More

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