The best English language journalism master's program in China.
Testimonials
Since its creation in 2007, Global Business Journalism has conferred nearly 500 master's degrees upon students from more than 70 nations and from every province in China. GBJ also has featured visiting professors with decades of international journalism experience. Here are some of their thoughts about this elite program at Asia's top university.
Charmaine Magbuhos
The Philippines, Graduating class of 2024
Nguyen Ha Linh
Vietnam, Graduating class of 2024
Corazon Scheppy
The United States, Graduating class of 2025
Sangeet Sangroula
Nepal, 2020 GBJ graduate
Evender Hsu
Malaysia, Graduating class of 2025
Tudor Finneran
England, Graduating class of 2025
Zhao Mingjun
China, Graduating class of 2025
Emily Dong
The United States, Graduating class of 2025
Amy Magee
The United States, 2023 GBJ graduate
Irene Angelia
Indonesia, Graduating class of 2025
Syed Hannan Raza Gillani
Pakistan, Graduating class of 2025
Christina Yang
The United States, Graduating class of 2025
Raphael Perri
France, Exchange student, 2023
Professor Dai Jia
China, GBJ professor and supervisor
Sarah Taylor Talaat
The United States, 2018 GBJ graduate
Alanna di Tomasso
Canada, 2019 GBJ graduate
Professor Leslie Wayne
The United States, Visiting professor, 2011
Guo Hua
China, Graduating class of 2024
Professor Jane Sasseen
The United States, Visiting professor, 2013
Professor Rick Dunham
The United States, Co-Director, Global Business Journalism
Professor Hang Min
China, Co-Director, Global Business Journalism
Grace Shao
Canada, 2017 GBJ graduate
Doug Harbrecht
The United States, Visiting professor, 2018
Professor James Breiner
The United States, GBJ Co-Director, 2011–2013
Michelle Ng
Singapore, Visiting scholar, 2023, reporter, Straits Times
Tudor Finneran
England, Graduating class of 2025