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“I sent out more than a hundred applications and got maybe 20 or so callbacks. Zero offers,” Carmen Chen, an American student who graduated from Tsinghua University said. “I thought I was ready. But reality hit me way harder than I had imagined.” Chen had wanted badly to stay on in China with her friends and connections after four years of undergraduate studies. As the Chinese economy slows, Chen had underestimated how hard it would be to find work.

Despite the dwindling numbers of Americans in China, these internationally minded young people from both countries often report that their experiences shatter the negative media stereotypes of the other country. While political tensions between their nations run high, these people-to-people exchanges maintain a human link that has kept the bilateral relationship going through diplomatic crises, the COVID-19 pandemic and the uncertainties of two Trump presidencies.

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

The skills that are taught in the Global Business Journalism program are invaluable in future careers, whether in journalism or in business.

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

Li Chengzhang is not only a bridge between cultures but a driving force behind the Tsinghua journalism school’s push for global excellence.

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?

Spring semester kickoff – celebrating the renoation of the j-school building, our GBJ promotional video, a visiting scholar from Singapore.