Social SciencesMedia & Communication
Media & Communication
As the subject group of Media and Communication in the College of Humanities and law, we offer comprehensive exposure and exploration in the ever-changing media landscape and communication field. We focus on anticipating the future needs of these areas. We constantly update our curriculum and introduce new programmes that strive for the needs of the constantly evolving media platforms and means of communication.
We understand that innovation happens when theory interacts with practice, and people learn best by doing. Our teaching staffs are outstanding industry experts with solid academic credentials who are passionate about passing their experiences and expertise to the next generations. We encourage lively exchanges of ideas between the teachers and students and create relationships that often extend from the classroom to the profession.
With a central location in Asia Pacific, Hong Kong is an international business and education hub. As a gateway to and from Asia, we provide unparalleled global perspectives in the development of digital media communication.
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This programme introduces students to the many cultures, societies and politics of Asia including China, Japan and Korea. This programme examines topics as diverse as popular culture in Japan and Korea, the media boom in China, democratisation and gender relations in Asia. Regionalisation and globalisation are also explored, as is Hong Kong's increasingly important relationships with Asian nations. Students will study Korean language in the programme.
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Start 01 SEP 2017 (FRI)
Duration 2 years
Fee HK$140,000
The MA Media, Communications and Critical Practice is a unique programme that explores contemporary media and communications alongside the cultural and creative industries. Work-place learning forms an integral part of this programme, suitable for media professionals or career conversion.
This programme, with its emphasis on transforming media and cultural practices, offers a broad approach that spans different sectors. It has been designed for postgraduate students considering a career in the media, culture or media arts industries, or those who want to work in research and education in these areas.
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Duration 16 months
Fee HK$130,500
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Duration 2 years
With an aim to develop students to be adaptable, flexible and reflective cultural practitioners whose practice encompasses high quality and dynamic media research, this programme is unique in its integration of theory and practice in the study of contemporary culture and the transformations brought by digital media.
This programme not only enables students to understand critical and creative approaches to the study of everyday life and the media but also involves the development of creative digital media projects and engagement in cultural research. Students will develop skills and expertise in media production, cultural research, events management, and writing for different contexts and audiences.
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Start 01 SEP 2017 (FRI)
Duration 18 months
Fee HK$128,000
This programme provides a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of communication together with a strong discipline based training in humanities, social sciences and language studies. Core units in the degree combine theoretical knowledge with the development of practical communication skills, which include the use of the latest digital multimedia technologies.
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Start 01 SEP 2017 (FRI)
Duration 2 years
Fee HK$140,000
This programme provides a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of communication together with a strong discipline based training in humanities, social sciences and language studies. Core units in the degree combine theoretical knowledge with the development of practical communication skills, which include the use of the latest digital multimedia technology.
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Start 01 SEP 2017 (FRI)
Duration 2 years
Fee HK$140,000
The programme aims to develop the study of media and cultural institutions, ideologies and policies as part of social and economic reality. Its design has a specific rationale, beginning from a semester which aims to provide a comprehensive foundation in research methods and critical approaches to media and cultural studies, through another semester which provides a grounding in the media (including social media) and then visual and socio-cultural content, giving graduates the possibility of undergoing further study in media and cultural studies, communication studies, creative industries, arts and cultural management.
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Start 14 SEP 2017 (THU)
Duration 7 months
Fee HK$37,500
this programme introduces students to the many cultures, societies and politics of Asia including China, Japan and Korea. This programme examines topics as diverse as popular culture in Japan and Korea, the media boom in China, democratisation and gender relations in Asia. Regionalisation and globalisation are also explored, as is Hong Kong's increasingly important relationships with Asian nations. Students will study Japanese language in the programme.
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Start 01 SEP 2017 (FRI)
Duration 2 years
Fee HK$140,000
This programme offers a combination of theory and practice, enabling students to explore many issues in media and cultural studies, alongside more practical work in publishing and related media, including magazine, book, online and digital media, electronic writing and publishing, editing and marketing.
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Start 01 SEP 2017 (FRI)
Duration 18 months
Fee HK$128,000