The JMSC’s China Media Project regularly publishes books documenting and commenting on the evolution of the media in China written and edited by its staff and fellows. View them here.

Students taking Online Journalism were set a challenge: experience life as a wheelchair-bound user of the University of Hong Kong campus. They were divided into groups, issued with a wheelchair and given a route to negotiate.
Share their experiences.

From the hell of the Vietnam War to the red carpets of Hollywood, distinguished war photographer Nick Ut discusses his career.

Keep in touch with your fellow JMSC Alumni via the JMSC Alumni Network. Click here for details.

Sixty students will attend the MJ course from 2011-12 and this year’s admission includes candidates from places as far flung as Tanzania and Colombia.

More than half of last year’s master’s intake chose to specialise in one of three specialist areas of study introduced for Master of Journalism students in 2010-2011. Twenty-six students specialised in Business and Financial Journalism, four took Environmental, Health and Science Journalism and opted for China Studies.

The JMSC is a world-leader in online journalism, a subject that has been on the curriculum since its founding in 1999.

Advanced Online Media Skills by Diane Stormont

Course description: If you already have a basic knowledge of online media skills, beef it up with this hands-on guide to setting up and using interactive (or web2.0) tools and techniques, these include…

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