JMSC of HKU Shanghai Public Lecture: Three Reasons Why You Should Care About Financial Journalism Many people think business & financial journalism is only about money and numbers, or that it’s only for the rich. […]
The Hong Kong Broadband Network (HKBN), one of Hong Kong’s three major cable providers, is running packages produced by JMSC students. The students made two-to-three-minute TV packages in Cantonese for the network about summer sports […]
German TV producer and documentary film director, Cosima Dannoritzer, will speak at the JMSC on Thursday, September 20, 2012. Dannoritzer will discuss her recent documentary film, “The Light Bulb Conspiracy”, with Professor Miklos Sukosd‘s Environmental […]
Google has funded three Data Journalism Scholarships for this year’s intake of Master of Journalism students at the JMSC. The scholars will devote the first semester to core courses in the MJ programme, and then concentrate on special […]
Two experienced journalists have joined the JMSC’s teaching staff. Kevin Sites has been appointed Associate Professor of Practice. He will start teaching in the Autumn semester; his initial courses are Introduction to TV and Television […]
This year’s incoming JMSC Master of Journalism class covers the most extensive geographical spread yet. Sixty-six students have enrolled from a score of countries and territories on every continent except South America and Antarctica: Afghanistan, […]
Paola Barisani, an Italian who has just graduated from the JMSC with a Master of Journalism degree, is interning at the Associated Press (AP) in Rome, Italy this summer. Barisani recounts the first six weeks […]
Remodeling work has begun on the JMSC’s Digital Media Lab in Eliot Hall. The work is the first phase in a three-year-long project to turn the historic building into a multi-media and high-tech learning space […]