Students from the Global Business Journalism program joined diplomats and foreign experts in a four-day visit to Inner Mongolia’s Jungar Banner area to study how China’s county-level development is being communicated to global audiences.

Hannan Gillani of Pakistan spoke on behalf of Tsinghua's international students. "As we graduate at a time when the world needs credible, ethical and courageous reporting more than ever," he told the 2025 graduates. "We are called to bridge divides, to promote understanding, and to shine a light on the issues that shape our societies. The education we received at our school has prepared us not just to understand the world, but to make a meaningful impact wherever we go."

Corazon Scheppy of the United States was chosen to speak as the student representative at the 2025 Global Business Journalism commencement celebration. This post contains the complete text of her remarks. One highlight: "In this diverse, international environment, we've learned more than just journalism. We've learned the importance of connection — of reaching across languages, cultures, and perspectives. The courage to connect has defined our education and growth."

Twenty-seven students from eight nations celebrated their successful completion of the Global Business Journalism program on June 20 in a joyous event at the Tsinghua School of Journalism and Communication. The event marked the graduation of 18 Chinese and nine international students from seven countries. The 2025 celebration also recognized long-time contributors to the program including co-director Rick Dunham, who will enter semi-retirement next February after more than 1

“I realized how important journalism is and how it changes people’s perceptions," said Global Business Journalism student Zuza Bialas.

Salisa Vajrabhaya, a Tsinghua student, is a Thai social media influencer. In this Q&A she explains why she chose the GBJ master's program.

Here's your chance to get to know the plans and goals of the new first-year international students in the Global Business Journalism program

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The 2024 graduating class featured 29 master's degree recipients from 13 countries. Fifteen hailed from China. 14 others spanned 12 nations.

Justin Olsvik of Canada: "Our world is a complicated one, but your motivations [is] to honestly understand it from all sides..."

Hà Linh:"I firmly believe that the foundation we’ve built here at Tsinghua will enable us to shine brightly, no matter what path we choose."

The message resonating from the Tsinghua School of Journalism and Communication on Commencement Day 2024 was clear: The new crew of...

It was through her studies at Tsinghua University that Zhang Liwen began to find answers to the question she had been asking: Who am I?

The GBJ program "helped me look at things more objectively, which is essential for anyone who wants to pursue a career in journalism."

Amanda Wardhani described the GBJ program as “a perfect mix” of Chinese and Western journalism, blending academics with practical experience

Tudor Finneran is a student, writer and world traveler. Since he turned 18, he has sampled several career paths, constantly changing his...

This month's highlights: Students tour 3 media companies, j-school renovations, and GBJ student meets Indonesia's president in Beijing.

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It's a storybook romance. Charmaine Magbuhos and Ma Yibo met online when Yibo hired Char as his English tutor. Char, a citizen of the...