Bachelor of Journalism student, Alison Hui, spent two months interning at HK magazine this summer.
The year three BJ worked at Asia City Publishing Limited throughout May and June. It publishes three magazines written in English including HK, The List and Where.
The…
The JMSC had a strong presence at the recent Hong Kong Book Fair.
Hong Kong University Press, which publishes books written and edited by JMSC staff, did a roaring trade at the week-long annual fair which 920,000 people visited this…
The Media Academy for Pros is the JMSC’s learning programme for professionals and students keen to expand their media skills and knowledge.
MAP has been running study courses over the summer break.
The classes have had a good uptake and extremely positive…
JMSC Bachelor of Journalism graduate, Jaymee Ng is the new face of NHK World in Hong Kong.
NHK World is the international branch of NHK, Japan’s public broadcaster. Ng started to present the channel’s weekly live China/Hong Kong economic…
The HKU Shanghai Study Centre, which houses students of Architecture, Business & Economics, and Journalism from HKU has held its first open house.
More than 400 alumni and guests from America, Canada, Hong Kong and cities across China attended the Shanghai Rendezvous…
Tesa Arcilla is one of Russia Today’s (RT) newest correspondents and news anchors.
She has been covering the story of the spy swap between Russia and America – the biggest such exchange since the end of the Cold War.…
You Can Write Better English is the title of JMSC Honorary Lecturer Barry Kalb’s new book.
It sets out some rules of good writing and focuses in particular on the routine mistakes that native Chinese speakers make when writing in English.
Kalb,…
A two-day JMSC conference titled One Year into the Pandemic: Perspectives on Risk and Crisis Communication, explored the public communication challenges that arose during H1N1 (swine flu) coverage.
Speakers at the event on July 12 and 13…
The JMSC has won two significant awards from the Research Grants Council for 2010-2011. The Council allocates research money annually from the Hong Kong government.
The JMSC’s Associate Professor, Dr Miklos Sukosd, gained a grant of more than HK$337,000…
