Journalism at The University of Hong Kong

The JMSC is a highly regarded part of the University of Hong Kong. Students reap the benefits of a first class education provided by a faculty of renowned professional journalists and educators while living and studying in one of the world’s most vibrant cities.

In Conversation with George Soros at HKU: Bubbles, Big Business and Regulatory Bodies

HKU attracts top speakers. Billionaire investor and philanthropist George Soros accepted an invitation extended by the JMSC to speak at the university in February, 2010. His wide-ranging discussion touched on topics as diverse as China-U.S. relations, market bubbles and the mixed outlook for Europe.

Why Study Journalism @ the JMSC @ HKU

Students receive integrated training in print, broadcast and on-line media in small classes taught by top professionals. Students have opportunities to undergo valuable internships.

Our Home at Historic Eliot Hall

The JMSC is housed in Eliot Hall, which was built in 1914, three years after the founding of HKU. In 2001, the university transformed Eliot Hall into a state-of-the-art facility for training journalists that features the latest computer and multi-media technology while preserving Eliot Hall’s rich heritage.

Internships

The JMSC has established a wide internship network with dozens of local, regional and international media partners that has enabled students to gain valuable on-the-job experience. In a number of cases, internships have led to full-time jobs.