Learn the skills, values and tools of investigative journalism.
Code can help with a wide range of journalistic research tasks, from collating and cleaning data to automating the monitoring of public information. If you want to learn coding skills to speed up and enhance your own research, this course is for you.
Take a deep dive into data journalism by combining “Finding Stories With Data” (21 February) with “Data-Driven Investigations” (22 & 23 February). We offer a 10% discount for booking both courses at the same time.
You’ve heard people talking about data journalism, but don’t know where to start? Then this course is for you.
This course will give participants an opportunity to take their core data skills to the next level and combine them with advanced internet research for rich, in-depth investigations.
If you are interested in attending future versions of this course, please email tom@tcij.org.
Think differently about how investigative journalism can be done.
The Centre for Investigative Journalism and the Institute of Contemporary Arts: ICA present Closed Circuit, a series of broadcast discussions on the status of information in the age of digital media.
‘No Stone Unturned’ Q&A with Barry McCaffrey.
‘Panama Papers’ Q&A with Bastian Obermayer and Simon Bowers.
Helena Bengtsson, Caelainn Barr and Leila Haddou.
