The phrase "journalism intern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who is currently working as an intern in the field of journalism. An example sentence using this phrase could be: "The journalism intern was assigned to cover the local election, and her article ended up making front page news."
Karenna Gore Schiff, a 27-year-old former journalism intern, gave a major talk, and pundits spoke glowingly of her political future.
After graduation, I would study journalism, intern and find a job.
After graduation, I would study journalism, intern, and find a job.
His second movie, Safety Not Guaranteed, a quirky romance between a journalism intern and a grocery-store clerk who built a time machine, is as gratingly cheesy as that description implies.
A Richmond, Virginia native, she is spending her summer as a journalism intern and communications intern for two local nonprofits that serve underprivileged youth by engaging them with the arts.
During the summers of her university years studying journalism, she interned at the Louisville Courier-Journal, where she had a chance to write some news stories and to learn a lot about professionalism in the news business.
Costa said he learned a lot about journalism by interning for PBS's Charlie Rose, ABC's George Stephanopoulos, and regional newspapers outside Philadelphia.
We had studied journalism together, interned at the Miami Herald together: I on the features desk, he on the overnight news desk where one night while monitoring the police radio he learned of an Eastern Airlines plane crash in the Everglades and rushed to the scene.
After completing a postgraduate scholarship at the University of Minnesota, Mr Clegg began a career in journalism as an intern in New York on left-wing magazine The Nation.
She later graduated from journalism school and interned at major newspapers and magazines, including Le Figaro.
Although university journalism courses and interning are common routes, some suggest skipping training and starting your career at a local paper.
