
強調專業知識
新聞系學生有很多機會與得獎記者、政治人物、外交人員及社區領袖交流,在各個演講及工作坊中交流。

兼顧課堂內外
學習不僅限於課堂內進行。新聞系定期安排學生參觀傳媒機構,舉辦本地或海外採訪團。實習計劃對學生來說,是寶貴的學習經驗。

保持小班教學
絕大部分課堂都是小班教學,讓學生可以利用充足資源,又鼓勵討論,並著重老師給予反饋。

提升語言能力
新聞系學生以著重中或英文掌握傳播技巧。
理論與實踐並重
新聞系課程內容豐富,包括多平台專業技巧、大數據應用、傳播學理論、法律及行業道德等。我們注重培養有創意、具批判思維及分析能力。新聞系畢業生可在傳媒行業擔當領導角色。


新聞學一直是浸會大學最著名的課程之一,也是傳理學系於1968年創立時開辦的首個課程。1991年傳理學系升格為傳理學院,新聞專業亦正式成為新聞系。目前,新聞系為四年制傳理學學士(榮譽)學位課程提供新聞主修,主修以下細分為三個專修:中文新聞、數據與媒體傳播及國際新聞。
我們的發展
1956
香港浸會書院在九龍塘創辦。
1968
創立傳理學系,提供包括新聞的三個文憑課程。
1968-69
中、英文學生實驗報紙-《新報人》及《The Young Reporter》創刊。這兩份是香港歷史最悠久的學生報紙之一。
1974
設立東南亞第一個校內電視廣播台「The Young Broadcaster」。廣播新聞組別的學生目前在「廣播新聞網」製作新聞報道。
1987
開辦傳理學社會科學學士(榮譽)學位課程。新聞系成為其中一個主修。
1994
香港浸會學院正名為香港浸會大學,是目前八間政府資助大學之一。
2007
新聞與社會研究所創立。舉行首屆「普立茲新聞獎得主工作坊」。國際新聞文學碩士課程在同年開辦。
2010
佔地超過9,000呎、樓高11層的傳理視藝大樓啟用。新聞系學生大部分課程在大樓內教授。
2012
大學由三年制轉為四年制。目前新聞系學生可以選擇專修中文新聞、數據與媒體傳播或國際新聞。
2013
舉辦首屆亞洲出版業協會卓越新聞獎得主論壇。財經新聞專修正式開辦。
2015
新聞系「數據與新聞學會」成立,推動數據與新聞的協作。
2018
與計算機科學系設立跨學科的數據與媒體傳播專修。


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學生刊物
All journalism students work on one of four student media publications, which are student run and have thousands of readers. Working on a publication gives students the chance to report on stories meaningful to the community. With both print and online publications, students get to experiment with new technology to publish in the medium that serves the story best. The Young Reporter and San Po Yan are the oldest student publications in Hong Kong, running since 1968.
Faculty Research & Projects
Our faculty and post-graduate students all actively engage in both academic and practical research. In addition to faculty members’ individual projects, there are five highlighted areas that we are now focusing on





全球傳播和政治
我們針對媒體全球化研究,重點領域包括在全球化過程中,政治以及文化,信息的跨地域流通, 社會差異以及科技發展對於媒體制度的影響。
教職員: 張少威先生, Ms Robin EWING, Prof Cherian GEORGE, 郭中實教授, 羅文輝教授, 閭丘露薇博士, 宋韻雅博士, Prof Daya THUSSU, 張昕之博士
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Journalism was the first course offered by the Department of Communication when it was founded in 1968, and remains one of the best-known courses in the university. The course became a Department of its own within the new School of Communication in 1991. Today, our Journalism and Digital Media major is offered under the four-year Bachelor of Communication (Honours) programme with three concentrations: Chinese Journalism, International Journalism and Data & Media Communication.
Our Milestones
Hong Kong Baptist College is founded in Kowloon Tong
The Department of Communication is founded with Journalism as one of three diploma courses offered
The experimental student newspapers-The Young Reporter and San Po Yan- are first published in English and Chinese. Today, these are two of the longest running student-run newspapers in Hong Kong.
The Young Broadcaster, the first closed-circuit, campus-based TV broadcasting channel in Southeast Asia of its kind, is established. Today, broadcast students produce newscasts on student-run platform Broadcast News Network
The Bachelor of Social Sciences(Hons) in Communication is launched. Journalism is established as a major.
Hong Kong Baptist College becomes Hong Kong Baptist University, now one of eight publicly funded universities in Hong Kong.
The Institute for Journalism and Society is founded and the first Pulitzer Prize Winners Workshop is launched. The MA in International Journalism Studies programme is also launched.
The Communication and Visual Arts building is opened with 11 stories and more than 9,000 sq. feet. Journalism students attend most of their courses here.
The university changes from a three-year programme to a four-year programme. Journalism students can now choose to focus on Chinese Journalism, Data and Media Communication or International Journalism.
The first HKBU-SOPA Award Winners Forum is organized. Financial Journalism Concentration is launched.
The Data & News Society formed to promote the collaboration of data and news
The interdisciplinary Data and Media Communication Concentration offered with the Department of Computer Science is introduced.
Communication and Visual Arts Building has renamed to Lee Shau Kee Communication and Visual Arts Building
Bachelor of Journalism Programme has renamed to Bachelor of Communication in Journalism and Digital Media