Tsinghua School of Journalism and Communication [TSJC] is at the forefront of press reform and journalism education reform in China and internationally recognized as one of the best in China. 

Tsinghua is a University with a strong tradition of journalism education as early as the 1920s. The first Great Master of Journalism in Chinese History, Professor Liang Qichao was the founding father of modern Chinese newspapers and journalism. 

Established in 2002, the TSJC has become a lively and challenging place to study Journalism and Communication. We recognize the importance of supporting learning with high quality teaching. Members of the faculty have won a number of national awards for teaching. 

The School has a strong interdisciplinary team, along with a strong commitment to practice and research. With in this environment, you are encouraged to engage critically with the different approaches to the field in a variety of academic and practice disciplines; to develop skills in research and presentation and to explore creative possibilities across a range of media. 

Our former students have gone on to further study and to employment in many fields. Among employers taking graduates from Tsinghua is, China Central Television, People’s Daily, China Daily, Reuters, National People’s Radio, Xinhua News Agency, China News Service, Washington Post, AP, China Mobile, Bank of China, Boston Consulting, State Council Information Office and many offices across from the governmental sectors to the transnational firms.

Why Journalism and Communication at Tsinghua?

Location | we are based in the Hi-tech corner of the Great 2008 Olympic City of Beijing, putting us on the doorstep of the major national and international news and media organizations.

Reputation | the School has an outstanding reputation in the industry it serves, and has excellent contacts with and access to the industry.

Employment | our graduate employment record is second to none, with the vast majority of graduates working in journalism and communication, in China and overseas.

Network | the University has around 100,000 alumni working in China and internationally, constituting a formidable network of journalists, media and corporate communications professionals.