The bylines of many JMSC students and alumni are becoming increasingly familiar to readers of a wide range of Chinese language media in Hong Kong. Rayne Yuen Wai Yin (BJ 2010) interned at Apple Daily […]
Nick Diakopoulos, Computing Innovation Fellow at the School of Communication and Information at Rutgers University, will talk to the JMSC about the impact of computing on the changing landscape of news production and consumption on […]
RTHK‘s Head of English Programming, Bryan Curtis, came into the JMSC to talk to the Radio News Production class on Tuesday, March 8, 2011. Curtis has worked at RTHK for 12 years. He is responsible […]
Peter Hessler is an award-winning American writer who writes about life in contemporary China. He will talk about his latest book, Country Driving: A Journey Through China from Farm to Factory, at the University of Hong Kong […]
The JMSC has been awarded more than HK$2 million to create a Research and Training Centre in Health and Emergency Risk Communication. The funding comes from the University Development Fund and was secured by Thomas […]
This seven-minute trailer provides a taste of the new documentary under production by JMSC Visiting Associate Professor, Nancy Tong, and fellow academic, Vivien Ng. Trailblazers in Habits looks at the history behind, and the social […]
Two of the core courses offered to Master of Journalism students will be covered by the Continuing Education Fund (CEF) as of September 2011. The Continuing Education Fund (CEF) subsidises Hong Kong residents to pursue continuing […]
Kristie Lu Stout, an award-winning journalist for CNN International, gave a talk about social networking and its impact on television news to a packed crowd of JMSC students and staff on Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Lu Stout is […]