Program Overview

Student Cultivation

The student cultivation program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education and training in their respective fields.

Undergraduate Student Cultivation

The undergraduate student cultivation program includes:

• Public notices
• Latest notifications
• Course schedules
• Major introductions
• Guidelines for handling affairs
• Cultivation schemes
• Teaching reform projects and achievements

Graduate Student Cultivation

The graduate student cultivation program includes:

• Enrollment information
• Public notices
• Course schedules
• Guidelines for handling affairs
• Cultivation schemes
• Postdoctoral stations
• Teaching reform projects and achievements

Research Areas

The research areas include:

• News and Communication
• Advertising
• Audio-Visual Communication
• Network and New Media
• Oral Communication
• International Communication Research Center
• Publishing Research Institute

Master of Arts in Broadcasting and Television

The Master of Arts in Broadcasting and Television is a professional degree program designed to cultivate students' skills and knowledge in the field of broadcasting and television.

Cultivation Scheme

The cultivation scheme for the Master of Arts in Broadcasting and Television includes:

• 2021 and later cohorts
• 2024 and later cohorts
• 2023 and later cohorts
• 2019 and later cohorts
• 2016 cohorts (master's and doctoral)

Research Institutes

The research institutes include:

• Media National Experimental Teaching Demonstration Center
• Cultural Heritage Creative Industry Research Institute
• International Communication Research Institute
• Communication and Frontier Governance Research Institute
• Publishing Research Institute
• AGI Intelligent Media Application Research and Development Center
• Computational Communication and Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan Research Laboratory
• Big Data and International Communication Key Laboratory