JMSC Honorary Lecturer, Barry Kalb, will be talking about the importance of writing in good English at the Special Collections, 1/F, Main Library on September 9th.
China has become a major player in global business, and Hong Kong and its…
The JMSC’s Project for Public Culture and Hong Kong University Press will co-host a book launch for Eileen Chang’s semi-autobiographical novel The Book of Change《易經》on September 3, 2010.
The book launch also marks the 90th birthday and 15th…
The ABC News on Campus Project – a joint venture between the American Broadcasting Company and the JMSC – has been given the green light to continue this academic year.
Investigative Journalism in China: Eight Cases in Chinese Watchdog Journalism uses eight case studies of Visiting Fellows. Through their stories, it looks at how investigative journalism flourished in China despite state censorship and other political control in the decade running up to 2003.
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.
JMSC students, alumni and staff have been reporting on the recent hostage crisis in the ...
Recent MJ graduate, Clement Rossignol Lagandré, has been hired by Agence France Presse's Asia ...
The JMSC welcomes this year's intake of Master of Journalism students. New students attended a day-long ...
Professor Ying Chan, the Director of the JMSC, welcomed this year's intake of 30 undergraduates. She ...
Posts: Laboratory Assistant (one post) (Ref.: 20100531) Clerk I (one post) (Ref.: 20100471) Office ...
Saul Sugarman, who graduated from the JMSC's Master of Journalism Programme in 2009, is now ...
This summer, the JMSC combined with the Faculty of Arts to teach a credit bearing ...
JMSC Honorary Lecturer, Barry Kalb, will be talking about the importance of writing in ...
The JMSC's Project for Public Culture and Hong Kong University Press will co-host ...
The JMSC will host a media research seminar titled Risk communication during an infectious disease ...
JMSC Research Assistant Professor King-Wa Fu will address a public conference called Disaster Recovery Management ...
A symposium, Suicide and the Mass Media: An International Perspective will be held on April 28 ...
The Hong Kong University Press and the Project for Public Culture at the Journalism and ...
Mainland-born film director Fan Lixin will show his award-winning documentary Last Train Home (歸途列車) on ...
Overachieving teenagers willingly spend a fortune to study...
Discover what motivates them: ...
Exchange Students in HK: Life, Ambition; Joys and...
A US art school finds itself embroiled in...
Why demolish living history? Lai Zixian looks at...
Meet Hong Kong's monkey kings. By Viola Luk....
Bridging the language gap in rural Hong Kong....
Mona Lam investigates mental health care in Hong...
The Plan to Span China's Pearl River Delta...