Our Mission
The programme provides students with a framework for understanding communication theories and processes in an organizational context. Key research, communication and media-handling skills are taught to enable students to handle challenging real-world projects from communication to delivery and subsequent evaluation.
Communication, public relations and journalism issues are analysed from a range of academic and practical perspectives. The programme will train students to analyse corporate communication and journalism issues from the academic and practical perspectives and train students to communicate effectively in their field of choice, locally as well as globally.
Academic & Research Activities
In keeping with a research-focused university with teaching excellence, staff in the Department of Mass Communication constantly strives to create and excel in doing communication research while disseminating up-to-date knowledge and theories to their students. Numerous research projects in the field of communication and journalism have been conducted by the lecturers using communication technology, thereby making them effective communicators both in the academia and the community. In addition to academic research and publications in ISI journals, a number of lecturers in the department regularly write for local newspapers, online media websites and magazines.
Undergraduate Programmes
Department of Mass Communication hosts two degrees – Bachelor of Corporate Communication (Hons)
and Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Journalism in Chinese Media. Both degrees are a three year programme
which includes a compulsory semester of Industrial Training.
Both programmes provide students with a framework to understanding communication theories and
processes in an organizational context. Key research, communication and media-handling skills are taught
to enable students to handle challenging real-world projects from communication to delivery and
subsequent evaluation. Communication, public relations and journalism issues are analyzed from a range
of academic and practical perspectives. A part from training students to analyze corporate communication
and journalism issues from academic and practical perspectives, the programmes also train students to
communicate effectively in their field of choice, both locally and globally.