The eigth students have been in the south of Jutland and the magazine consists of stories from the border area.

The photojournalists are:

Cécile Smetana Baudier
Betina Garcia
Christian Liliendahl
Daniel Hjorth
Kasper Palsnov
Morten Rode
Michael Hansen
Kasper Løftgaard

Teachers at the workshop were:

Mathilde Bech, photojournalism
Hanne Mølby Henriksen, journalism
Susse Sommer, graphics and layout
Henrik Meller, graphics and layout

Theo made the story as his final reportage project while he was studying at the Language of Photojournalism.

The students worked in pairs with the stories. And the ten students behind the work are:

Filippo Menichetti and Dario Bosio

Barbara Beltramello and Nick Schnelle

Jaime Henry White and Katerina Pisackova

Sarah Hoffman and Pirita Männikkö

Zac Boesch and Nastassia Nicolay

The course was tought by Poul Madsen and Henrik Kastenskov, Bombay Flying Club.

Nikolai Linares is one out of only ten students to be selected for the Student Focus Award. The ten finalist have each made a series of images on the topic The World in Colour. At the award ceremony Thursday night the winner among the ten students was announced. Unfortunately, this honour didn't go to Nikolai Linares. The Student Focus winner was Asef Ali Mohammad from Middlesex University, UK.

Nikolai Linares at Somerset House before the Award ceremony.

Nikolai Linares by two of the pictures in his competing series.

The Winners' reception in Oude Kerk in Amsterdam.

Lærke Posselt and the other Danish winner, Jan Dagø,

with their personalized cataloques.

Each winner gets a cataloque with his or her picture on the front page.

Lærke Posselt screening her work at the Award Days.

Lærke's brand new story about child beauty contests

gave her a lot of positive feedback and contacts.

Sofie was chose among 165 nominees from 56 countries.

Lærke Posselt, student in her final year and first prize winner in the portrait category at WPP, will attend and show her work at the award days.

Søren Pagter, head of the department of photojournalism, will also be at the award days.

273 candidates enrolled for the admission test for the Danish BA-education. 177 of them fulfilled the first one-week test and submitted a portrait and a series of four images within the theme "The New Times".

A group of four people from the media business valued the work of the candidates and together we selected 49 applicants for the second admission test. This test will be held this Saturday, the 21st of April. Finally, we'll choose 16 applicants to study at the Danish BA in photojournalism.

Almost 50 candidates applied for the two international programmes. Based on their port folios and motivations letters we selected 10 applicants to study at The Language of Photojournalism and 7 applicants to study at Advanced Visual Story Telling. They'll all begin their study this August.

The level among this year's applicants were very high and this made it a challenging and interesting task to select the future students.

Søren Pagter talked about the many achievements in the Nepal project, like the photography workshops, the exhibitions and the publications, for instance the book The Constant Change, which the minister recieved.

The eight Danish students from third semester exhibit pictures and stories from their reportage workshop. And the prints are big and really catches the eyes of everybody passing by in the aula.

The ten international students have just finished their magazine workshop, where they have worked with research, photography, writing and layout. The result can be seen in the aula as well as online.

The two exhibitions were opened with a small fernisage.