Jinan University, Guangzhou (JNU)

Bachelor in International Journalism

China

The Bachelor in International Journalism at Jinan University, Guangzhou (JNU) is a 0 year long program for international students taught in English.

Introduction

Jinan University in Guangzhou traces its origins to 1906 and today is a large, well-established institution with a strong international profile. Hosting over 42,000 students overall and more than 14,000 international students, the university has a long history of welcoming overseas Chinese and global learners. Jinan is known for its comprehensive academic offerings across arts, sciences, business and professional fields and for pursuing internationalisation in teaching and research.

The university provides a variety of English-medium programmes through its International School alongside numerous Chinese-taught degrees, supported by extensive student services and campus accommodation guaranteed for all new freshmen. Jinan combines traditional strengths with modern facilities, a credit-based curriculum and broad exchange partnerships with hundreds of institutions worldwide, making it a good fit for students seeking both academic depth and global connections.

Campus life in Guangzhou benefits from the city’s status as a commercial and cultural centre in southern China, offering internships, industry links and lively student associations. Sporting facilities, extracurricular competitions and cultural events help international students adapt and network. With established support systems, frequent cultural exchange activities and a substantial international community, Jinan University is a practical choice for students seeking a historically rooted yet internationally active university in China.

About the Program

The Bachelor in International Journalism at Jinan University is for students who want to become journalists with a global perspective. This degree is taught in English and helps students develop professional skills in news production and translation. The program duration is less than a year.

The curriculum includes subjects that help students learn about the world media landscape and develop skills in reporting, editing, and translation. Students also learn about news production and how to work in international news organizations.

Graduates of this program can work as reporters, editors, or translators in international news organizations. They can also work in foreign-related fields, such as international communications or public relations. Other possible job titles include news anchor, journalist, or media consultant.

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