Master of Journalism and Communication (English‑taught)
About this program
What this degree covers and what you can expect from the university.
This English‑medium master program focuses on global communication, cross‑cultural journalism, new‑media research and multicultural media studies. Core courses include intercultural communication, media theory, digital new‑media practice, ethnic media research and global media case analysis. The program combines theoretical lectures, media‑related practical projects and academic seminars. Students will get access to university media laboratories and abundant academic resources. Applicants must be non‑Chinese citizens with valid passport, hold equivalent bachelor degree and age under 35. Two recommendation letters from professors or associate professors are required for application. Students need to finish credit courses and pass thesis defense to graduate. Graduates are competent for positions in global media agencies, cross‑cultural communication institutions, international public relations departments and media research organizations.
Program overview
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Program length
Full‑time | 24 Months
How long it typically takes to complete this degree from start to finish.
Language requirement
English
This program is taught in English. You may still need to submit an English proficiency test depending on your nationality and previous education.
Eligibility & requirements
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Entrance / admission test
Not required
No separate entrance test is listed for this program. The university may still review your academic profile and documents.
Admission intakes & deadlines
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September2026
Classes start September 2026
Timeline dates for this intake have not been published yet.
About the university
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