Two BA-projects receive grants at the graduation ceremony

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The graduation ceremony for all DMJX students from four different educations was held Thursday the 27th of January simultaneously at our campuses in Aarhus and Emdrup, Copenhagen. Two photojournalism students received grants for their exam projects.

Photojournalist Emilie Lærke Henriksen and journalist Signe Stoumann Fosgrau received the Ritzau Sacnpix Prize for best photojournalistic BA-project with their online story about the youth in the religious movement Inner Mission.
The prize was handed over and motivated by head of the photojournalism programmes, Søren Pagter. In his motivation, he, among other things, focussed on the empathy in the story, the lack of prejudices plus the clever use of both stills and video.
Photo: Christian Falck Wolff.

The graduation ceremony was held fysically for all the graduating DMJX students at the campuses in Aarhus and Emdrup, Copenhagen. Photo: Christian Falck Wolff.

Photojournalist Valdemar Stroe Ren and journalist Magnus Mio received the DMJX travel grant for their BA-project about the refugee sitation at the Lithuanian border.
Journalism teacher Mette Mørk handed over the grant. Photo: Christian Falck Wolff.

The Danish musician Jacob Aksglæde connected the ceremony events with his music. The graduation ceremony was streamed online, so friends and family could attend from home, work or elsewhere. Photo: Christian Falck Wolff.

10 out of the 11 2022-graduating photojournalists together with Søren Pagter after the graduation ceremony.
Back from left: Kasper Heden, Valdemar Stroe Ren, Walther Bølge, Søren Pagter, Tobias Stidsen, Emilie Lærke Henriksen and Søren Vendelbo.
Front from left: Christian Nordholt, Emil Helms, Marius Renner Christensen and Emil Agerskov. Not present: Andreas Beukel Vinther. Photo: Jacob Aksglæde.