Step into the world of Nicholas Tse, Hong Kong’s star actor, singer, TV chef, and entrepreneur, as he shares how he goes about using creativity to power one business after another. From blockbuster films and chart-topping music to hit food shows and bestselling culinary brands, Tse has turned bold ideas into influential businesses across entertainment and lifestyle.

Congratulations to our students for earning multiple awards at the 2025 China Daily Campus News Awards. Featuring Hong Kong's push for green burials and people's evolving attitude towards death and funerals, MJ student Yonger Shen's article earned second runner-up in the "Best News Reporting" category.

Join our Master of Journalism admissions webinar on Tuesday, 2 December, to learn more about our master's programme, available concentrations, courses on offer and potential careers for MJ graduates.

I am thrilled to share with you a major strategic advancement of the Journalism and Media Studies Centre (JMSC): our transformation into HKU’s School of Future Media. I am delighted to bring this news to you ahead of our public launch in the coming months.

Join our Master of Journalism admissions webinar on Tuesday, 2 December, to learn more about our master's programme, available concentrations, courses on offer and potential careers for MJ graduates.

On 13 November, the JMSC hosted a book talk featuring AI expert and investigative journalist Karen Hao, who discussed her latest publication, "Empire of AI", with JMSC AI innovation concentration programme lead and lecturer Yolanda Ma.

On 3 November, the JMSC co-hosted "Journalisme à la Française" with the Consulate General of France in Hong Kong & Macau to celebrate French journalism and the value of studying journalism and media in France.

"Over the years, I've found only one metaphor that encapsulates the nature of what these AI power players are: empires." — Karen Hao, Empire of AI. JMSC is hosting a book talk with AI expert and investigative journalist Karen Hao, where she will delve into the scepticism surrounding OpenAI, the most valuable private company with a $500 billion valuation that once claimed to be "nonprofit" and had safety as its core mission.