We are hosting a Zoom meeting for prospective students and GBJ online open house featuring GBJ co-director Rick Dunham on Jan. 9, China time

Speaking at Tsinghua, YLE Asia reporter Mika Hentunen shared his insights on how to overcome difficulties working as a foreign correspondent

We celebrate the end of the semester after a GBJ professor hosts a media summit, GBJ students visit ByteDance and we meet more VIP visitors.

Establishing trust with sources is fundamental to effective journalism, particularly in politically charged environments, guest speakers say

GBJ makes history with first Business Journalism Forum held outside of Beijing. Global partnerships deepen. GBJ students tour Beijing HQs.

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

Trade tariffs threatened by U.S. president-elect Donald Trump could harm growth in China and damage the global economy, says Takehiko Nakao.

Former CNBC reporter and communications consultant Grace Shao offered tips for aspiring journalists learned through her own experiences.

GBJ has 14 new students from all over the world. Diverse backgrounds, different passions, but all united by their interest in journalism.

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

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

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

We’re saying our goodbyes to our graduating GBJ students. Meanwhile, we have a new digital guidebook for incoming international students.

The GBJ program has proudly conferred graduate degrees to over 500 students from 72 countries, with our alumni excelling in media companies

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

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

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

Foreign correspondents must avoid stereotypes and political biases when covering other countries, EFE vet Javier Garcia told GBJ students.