3 December 2024

Dean of Tsinghua University’s School of Journalism and Communication visits JMSC

On 27 November, the JMSC invited Professor Qingan Zhou, Dean of the School of Journalism and Communication at Tsinghua University, to share his expertise on the new environments, challenges, and opportunities facing international communication in the A.I. era.
29 November 2024

Master of Journalism 25-26 Information Session

The application for the MJ 2025-26 programme is now open. Join our virtual information session to learn more about the MJ curriculum, the new A.I. Concentration and Business and Finance concentration, courses on offer and career prospects for MJ graduates. Date: 9 December, 2024 Time: 7 - 8 pm (GMT+8) Format: Zoom RSVP: bit.ly/mj25info To learn more about our MJ programme, please visit jmsc.hku.hk/mjadmissions or contact us at jmscmj@hku.hk.
21 November 2024

Transformation in International Communication in the A.I. Era

Join us on 27 November for a lecture on the impact and applications of A.I. in international communication. Professor Zhou Qingan, Dean of Tsinghua University School of Journalism and Communication, will provide an in-depth analysis of how A.I. is reshaping international communication and introducing historical changes.
11 November 2024

“Ah Cheung: Wings of Hope”《無拘飛祥》A Special Screening

You are cordially invited to a special screening of the film Ah Cheung: Wings of Hope《無拘飛祥》, hosted by the Journalism and Media Studies Centre (JMSC). A debut film by Hong Kong director So Ka Ue (蘇家榆), the documentary profiles the late LAW Wai-cheung, a prominent disabilities rights advocate in Hong Kong. The film combines live action and animation, with Academy award-winning filmmaker and JMSC director Ruby YANG (楊紫燁) serving as the creative & executive producer.
30 October 2024

Dorothy Kam

BJ 2023, Dorothy Kam, MS in Strategic Communication, Columbia University
HKU Journalism has changed my life for the better. It has given me not only the skills and connections to advance both professionally and academically, but it has also most importantly given me the confidence to flourish both locally in Hong Kong and internationally in the United States. The strong foundation that HKU Journalism has laid, equipped me with the strength and skills to continue succeeding even beyond the walls of Eliot Hall.
30 October 2024

Gigi Tang

BJ 2024, Gigi Tang, Executive Officer, HKSAR Government
One of the greatest strengths of HKU Journalism is its diverse and rich course content, which extends beyond the news industry. My favourite course throughout my studies was Strategic Communication, taught by a senior executive from FleishmanHillard, one of the leading international PR and marketing agencies. For our final project, we were tasked with designing a communication campaign and presenting it to real clients from major firms. Winning the prize and receiving excellent feedback from the clients was one of the happiest moments of my academic life. The wide variety of courses offered by HKU Journalism provides students with well-rounded insights and diverse career possibilities for the future.