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Journalism and Communication Programme. The Journalism and Communication programme aims to educate students to become communication professionals with a global perspective who excel in practical skills and have analytical and innovative minds to generate high-quality communication content.

二零二零至二一年度入學新聞與傳播課程學生適用 (jlm-bba) 同學修讀第一學位的四年內會得到香港大學教育資助委員會的學費資助，而第二學位的課程一般會在第五個修業年完成，同學須以自資的方式完成第五年的課程。

JLM-BBA/BBA-JLM open to students (4-year curriculum) admitted to Bachelor of Business Administration (Integrated BBA Programme) and Bachelor of Social Science (Journalism and Communication Programme) starting from 2012 - 2013.

Double Major Programmes. To equip students with inter-disciplinary knowledge and skills in social science, two 4-year double major programmes are offered from 2022-2023:

Throughout its 60-year history, the School of Journalism and Communication at The Chinese University of Hong Kong has cultivated generations of scholars, including Professors Anthony Fung and Macau Mak.

To equip students with professional training in journalism and communication as well as business administration, the School and CUHK Business School launch the double degree options in Journalism and Communication Programme and Integrated …

Programme Overview This is a taught programme that aims at providing graduates with a broad understanding in mass communication and computer-mediated communication; providing graduates with a technical know-how through hands-on training in interactive multimedia design and development and user interface design theories; and enabling graduates to apply creative multimedia applications to solve ...

JLM-SOC Double Major Programme. Applicable to students admitted in 2022-23; Selection Process: Students have to meet the following minimum requirements by the end of June of their first year of study:

About Us. Our research postgraduate programmes. Our MPhil programme was launched in 1977 by the late Professor Wilbur Schramm, one of the founding members of communication studies, and our PhD programme was established in 1993.