Want to learn more about our programme, but not in Hong Kong to visit us at the HKU campus? Sit tight, we’re coming to you…

Join us at our admissions webinar about the HKU Master of Journalism (MJ) programme. Our programme director Kevin Sites and admissions team will be on hand to answer your questions in a live chat format. Learn more about the application process, student life, and career progression, including our extensive internship programme and what some of our alumni are doing today.

Date: 12 January 2019 (Saturday)
Time: 9:00pm (Hong Kong time, GMT +8)

Attendance is limited. Please register with jmscmj@hku.hk and provide your name and current location (city and country). We will send you the URL for the chat room nearer the time.

JMSC is now welcoming applications to the MJ programme for the 2019-20 academic year. Visit the admissions page and find more application details here.

10 December 2018
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(12 Jan) Master of Journalism 2019-20 Admissions Webinar

Want to learn more about our programme, but not in Hong Kong to visit us at the HKU campus? Sit tight, we’re coming to you… Join us at our admissions webinar about the HKU Master of […]
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9 November 2018
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(5 Dec) Master of Journalism 2019-20 Admissions Info Session

  Date: 5 December 2018 (Wednesday) Time: 6:30–8:00pm Venue: Digital Media Lab, G/F, Eliot Hall, The University of Hong Kong (Directions) Register at jmscmj@hku.hk or call +852 3917 4113. Applications for the 2019-2020 Master of Journalism (MJ) programme […]
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12 April 2017
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From the JMSC to Bloomberg: three alumni tell their stories

By Katie Lam With graduation looming in the not too distant future, JMSC students are vying to land their dream jobs when they leave. Bloomberg, a financial software, data and media company, is one place […]
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29 March 2017
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Would you give your life to tell the story? Whatever your answer, JMSC professor teaches students to be ready

Not many professions ask you to put your life in danger. Journalism is one of them, and Kevin Sites, Associate Professor of Practice and former war correspondent, wants his students to be ready. In the […]
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15 March 2017
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Reflecting on a career as a foreign correspondent—an interview with JMSC director Keith Richburg

By Marta Colombo Journalists are responsible for documenting historical watersheds and the everyday lives of those affected by them. Making the stories accessible is the challenge, and leaving a mark for the purpose of future […]
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17 February 2017
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Learning about the unique area of wine journalism and how it differs from lifestyle reporting

There may be few other areas of journalism which involve quite as many fun wine and food events, but wine journalism requires a specialist subject knowledge and an authoritative writing style, students―and some staff—learnt in […]
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10 February 2017
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Students experiment with innovative storytelling through digital projects

Traditional Chinese characters shown through interactive graphics. A walk through Hong Kong’s recent history using scannable barcodes. And bots publishing stories and replying to reader messages on Facebook. These were just a few of the […]
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27 January 2017
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JMSC students learn adaptability is key to “real world” journalism on winter internships around Asia

From refining interview techniques to experimenting with different writing and video production styles, JMSC students learnt that adaptability is key to producing effective journalism during their recent winter internships. Fifty Master of Journalism (MJ) students […]
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