Bridging the language gap in rural Hong Kong.

Mona Lam investigates mental health care in Hong Kong

The Plan to Span China’s Pearl River Delta

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The JMSC provides education and training in core and advanced journalism skills in all areas of convergent media for journalist students from all around the world. We need your support in providing more opportunities for our students not only in the classrooms, but also on internships and exchange programmes. Please donate to the JMSC and help continue our programme’s excellence and the training of the next generation of international journalists:

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Various JMSC scholarships are available to students who are in financial need but wish to pursue the undergraduate or postgraduate study programmes at the JMSC.  Donate to our scholarships (see full list here).  Help JMSC support these students and…

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Whether you want to report on the rise of China as a new superpower, analyse Asia’s dynamic markets or cover one of the world’s most diverse regions, Hong Kong is the place to be.

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.