A public exhibition, Eileen Chang Uncovered, will be open from Friday 17 September to Sunday 19 Setpember at Galerie Klee, 99 Caine Road, Shop J, Central, Hong Kong. Guided tours of the exhibition will be […]
Within weeks of graduating, dozens of JMSC graduates have found full time jobs. Members of both the Bachelor of Journalism and Master of Journalism programmes of 2010 have been employed by companies such as Apple Daily, AFP, Associated Press, Bloomberg, CCTV, CNN, iCable TV, Ming Pao, RTHK, SCMP, Thompson Reuters, VOA and many more.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists features a podcast of JMSC Research Assistant Professor, Dr. King-Wa Fu, on the front page of its website. In the podcast, Dr. Fu discussed his research on the prevalence of internet addiction […]
Master of Journalism student and photojournalist, Alex Hofford, is exhibiting his work as part of the Man and Shark Exhibition at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club (FCC) in Hong Kong. Twenty photographs by Alex Hofford, Paul Hilton, […]
JMSC students, alumni and staff have been reporting on the recent hostage crisis in the Philippines. On August 23, 2010, a sacked police captain in the Philippines, Rolando Mendoza, hijacked a tourist bus in Manila […]
JMSC Honorary Lecturer, Barry Kalb, will be talking about the importance of writing in good English at the Special Collections, 1/F, Main Library on Thursday, September 9. China has become a major player in global business, […]
Recent MJ graduate, Clement Rossignol Lagandré, has been hired by Agence France Presse‘s Asia Pacific’s television desk as a TV producer. Rossignol, who is French, interned at AFP this summer for two months. He did […]
The JMSC’s Project for Public Culture and Hong Kong University Press will co-host a book launch for Eileen Chang’s semi-autobiographical novel The Book of Change《易經》on September 3, 2010. The book launch also marks the 90th […]