Department of Communication established, with three majors in
Journalism, Radio-Television and Public Relation, offering
Diploma courses.
1969
Student experimental newspaper The Young Reporter first
published.
1973
Campus TV station set up, the first of its kind in the Southeast
Asia.
1981
Sing Tao Communication Centre completed.
1987
Bachelor of Social Science (Hons) in Communication program launched.
1988
The Au Shue Hung Centre for Film and Television named.
1991
The Department of Communication was upgraded as the School
of Communication with three departments: Film and Video
Department, Journalism Department and Communication
Studies Department offering options in Film and Video,
Journalism (English and Chinese Concentrations), and Public
Relations and Advertising.
1992
M.Phil. in Communication started.
1993
Applied Communication Studies option started. Film and Video
Department renamed Cinema and Television Department.
1994
Digital Graphic Communication Option started.
1995
Ph.D. in Communication started.
1996
Master of Arts in Communication by coursework started.
1997
Broadcast Journalism Concentration started.
2001
Centre for Media and Communication Research established.
2004
Master of Fine Arts in Film, Television and Digital Media started.
2006
Master of Social Science in Media Management started.
2007
Master of Arts in International Journalism Studies started.
2009
Higher Diploma in Script Writing and Directing launched.
2009
Higher Diploma in Film Production Management launched.
Mr. Timothy Yu, founder of Communication Department
Mr. Raymond Wong, 2nd Head of the Department
Mr. Chang Kuo-sin, and President Daniel Tse with scholarship recipients
Dean John Jellicorse with a Distinguished Alumni Award recipient
Dean Leonard Chu addresses Guangzhou Jinan University students
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