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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."

Rick Dunham to TSJC graduates: "For many university graduates, your journey is fraught with uncertainty. Uncertainty in the short run about jobs and global disorder. Uncertainty about the future of journalism, communication and where technology is taking us. But the skills that I teach in the Global Business Journalism program — that we teach in the School of Journalism and Communication — are invaluable in future careers, whether they are in journalism or business, governmen

At 26, Maria Rincon made a radical shift: leaving the limelight of beauty pageants and television hosting behind to focus on using communication for impact, particularly within NGOs. That moment of clarity was when her personal evolution turned into professional purpose. With her previous TV hosting and UN Communications Consultant experience, Maria is now a public speaking coach with several large corporate clients. Her edge? A deep sense of empathetic listening.

In an event that combined diplomacy and education, Pakistan’s Ambassador to China, Khalil ur Rahman Hashmi, joined faculty and students at Tsinghua University on May 16 to mark a milestone in the two countries' joint doctoral program in global communication. Hosted by Tsinghua’s School of Journalism and Communication, the event spotlighted the university’s first group of students conducting fieldwork under a joint supervision initiative with Islamabad’s Quaid-e-Azam Universit

As the world faces its most serious humanitarian crisis since World War II, Tom Fletcher, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, delivered a clear message to students at Tsinghua University: "The future remains in your hands, if you are willing to act." Fletcher urged the next generation to take ownership of the challenges in reshaping the world and to take the opportunities that come with them.

Effective cross-cultural communication depends on understanding your audience and listening empathetically to what they have to say, international communications expert Maria Rincon told Global Business Journalism. Raised in a Colombian-Chinese household in Canada and now based in Sweden, she has sharpened her skills in bridging cultural gaps and empowering non-native English speakers. “Growing up in a multicultural household was a gift but also felt very lost in the sense of

The GBJ program welcomed two internationally experienced journalists this semester to strengthen its commitment to data and diversity.

Journalists should embrace AI tools to improve their efficiency and boost the quality of their work product, tech journalist Grace Shao said

This report explores how AI can be leveraged to improve the quality, efficiency and impact of multimedia journalism in the modern era.

GBJ students heard from top journalists and analysts on issues from AI to global trade wars. They discussed the rise of both China and Trump

While much of the spotlight shines on U.S. tech giants, China’s role in AI’s rise has been foundational and often overlooked.

Europe is looking toward China both as a trading partner and as a source of stability in a world unsettled by US President Donald Trump.

Here are five reasons that AI might not be the destroyer of the journalism world but the savior of your busy days in the land of news.

Modern journalists stand at the precipice of a new era. Let’s explore five innovative ways AI can elevate your craft.

Veteran Singapore journalist Han Yongmei stressed that journalists should focus on meaningful reporting rather than chasing viral content.

Happy New Year! As we look ahead to a great 2025, we'd like to share the news stories that attracted the most attention over the past year.

Prof. Fan Hong specializes in city branding, national-image study, place branding, corporate communications and international communications

A bit of news from our Global Business Journalism program, the GBJ summer leadership and journalism training program in the United States.

The rapid development of artificial intelligence has generated excitement and fear within journalism, prompting many to ponder the future.

The 2024 Future Close-Up Tour is focused on exploring China's technological innovations. The diverse group came from more than 20 countries.