15 April 2025
The JMSC invites Sandra Maischberger, one of Germany's most renowned political journalists and talk show hosts, to share her perspective on the art of high-profile journalism.
14 April 2025
Congratulations to Alice Tse (BJ 2019) and Salina Li (BJ 2022) for their success at the 9th Business Journalism Awards. Hosted by Hang Seng University of Hong Kong, the event celebrates outstanding local reporting of business, economic and financial issues.
Salina Li’s (BJ 2022) article was also a Highly Commended selection in the private markets & alternative category for her investigations article on the world’s most expensive skyscraper, The Center.
9 April 2025
Congratulations to Yulu Ao (MJ 2021) on winning the Journalist of the Year – Investment award and Best Newcomer at the State Street Press Awards 2024.
Salina Li’s (BJ 2022) article was also a Highly Commended selection in the private markets & alternative category for her investigations article on the world’s most expensive skyscraper, The Center.
26 March 2025
The World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council (GFC) on Information Integrity has appointed JMSC Professor of Practice Masato Kajimoto as a GFC Fellow for the upcoming 2025-26 council term.
21 March 2025
Congratulations to Sumichhya Gurung (BJ 2019) for winning the “Young Change Maker Award” at the 21st Annual Women of Influence awards held by the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
14 March 2025
Jacqueline Liu (MJ 2001), the producer of "The Way We Talk" 《看我今天怎麼說》, will join JMSC director Professor Ruby Yang for a filmmaker's talk on 24 March
12 March 2025
Join us for a screening of Zero Waste — a documentary that explores the current recycling efforts in South Korea through the stories of six changemakers.
28 February 2025
HKU Journalism and Media Studies Centre and Lee Hysan Foundation invite you to a screening of The Way We Talk (看我今天怎麼說). Directed by Adam Wong Sau-ping and produced by JMSC alumni Jacqueline Liu (MJ 2001) and Ho Hong, The Way We Talk (看我今天怎麼說) follows the lives of three young deaf youths, Sophie (Chung Suet-ying), Wolf (Neo Yau), and Alan (Marco Ng), and how they develop a deep bond through sign language and embark on a self-discovering journey with their own moments of pain.