BJ 2027, Jenny Han
One of the distinctive features of the JMSC at the University of Hong Kong compared to other universities is the mandatory double major requirement. On one hand, this effectively opens up an additional potential career path.

BJ 2025, Jimin Lee
The BJ programme enabled me to deepen my understanding of the media aspect of journalism. Courses like video journalism production and photography provided me with opportunities to explore journalistic issues through a visual and more creative approach. Furthermore, the assignments in these courses have also become valuable additions to my professional portfolio.

BJ 2025, Denise Ramos
The classes are my favorite part of the BJ Programme. Nothing can top the feeling of stepping into a classroom with like-minded, journalistic people who are also diversely talented, and getting ready to learn together. The instructors made lessons more interactive as well — I got valuable hands-on experience with camerawork in my video news production class that I use every time I film.

BJ 2027, Chelsea Chan, Former intern at Asia Society Hong Kong Center
My time studying the Journalism undergraduate program at the JMSC has significantly honed my journalism skills, including writing, interviewing, video editing, and graphic design. These skills have prepared me for my career, allowing me to swiftly adapt to my internship at Asia Society Hong Kong Center (ASHK).

BJ 2025, Yian Chen, Former intern at Ruder Finn
I think one of the most important experiences in university is trying out different kinds of internships. It helps me understand my field of study from a practical angle, rule out career paths that are not the best fit for my personality. and most importantly, helps me realise what I’m interested in and passionate about.