Student Beans University Editor
Apply to be a Student Beans University Editor today!About Student Beans and the University Editor ProgrammeStudent Beans has been making student life a little more awesome for almost a decade, with unique offers and addictive articles.We believe hyper-local content has huge potential, and feel there’s no one better to harness that than the thousands of  talented student writers currently studying across the UK. We want to give you an official space to showcase their awesome work. You will be in charge of running a team of writers, setting the editorial agenda and growing the social media presence of your publication.While the University Editor programme will empower you to commission &amp; publish your own articles, it has the support of Student Beans Mag, which receives millions of visits every month.This will be a huge opportunity that will take you far beyond your campus. If you want to pursue a career in journalism, this will put you on track. Writers for Student Beans have gone on to permanent roles with the likes of The Guardian, Buzzfeed UK, Channel 4 Music and Cosmopolitan.The University Editor Programme launched in October 2014 in 7 pilot cities and has already expanded to 12 (very possibly more by the time you read this). We’ve already seen many articles receive tens of thousands of page views, and are now opening up the programme to new universities.Have a look here for an example of what our university editors have been getting up to.The RoleYou will be responsible for building a team and curating all content produced for your university’s site throughout the academic year.You will be responsible for recruiting for and selecting your own team of 5+ writers which will include an Assistant Editor and a Social Media Manager.You will be responsible for commissioning, sub-editing, writing and publishing articles on topics students want to read about - fun, useful, identity-based, inspirational and timely pieces that are local and specific to your uni.
Title: Student Beans University Editor
Salary: None
Description: Apply to be a Student Beans University Editor today!About Student Beans and the University Editor ProgrammeStudent Beans has been making student life a little more awesome for almost a decade, with unique offers and addictive articles.We believe hyper-local content has huge potential, and feel there’s no one better to harness that than the thousands of  talented student writers currently studying across the UK. We want to give you an official space to showcase their awesome work. You will be in charge of running a team of writers, setting the editorial agenda and growing the social media presence of your publication.While the University Editor programme will empower you to commission &amp; publish your own articles, it has the support of Student Beans Mag, which receives millions of visits every month.This will be a huge opportunity that will take you far beyond your campus. If you want to pursue a career in journalism, this will put you on track. Writers for Student Beans have gone on to permanent roles with the likes of The Guardian, Buzzfeed UK, Channel 4 Music and Cosmopolitan.The University Editor Programme launched in October 2014 in 7 pilot cities and has already expanded to 12 (very possibly more by the time you read this). We’ve already seen many articles receive tens of thousands of page views, and are now opening up the programme to new universities.Have a look here for an example of what our university editors have been getting up to.The RoleYou will be responsible for building a team and curating all content produced for your university’s site throughout the academic year.You will be responsible for recruiting for and selecting your own team of 5+ writers which will include an Assistant Editor and a Social Media Manager.You will be responsible for commissioning, sub-editing, writing and publishing articles on topics students want to read about - fun, useful, identity-based, inspirational and timely pieces that are local and specific to your uni.
Requirements: Internship experience, High School or equivalent education
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