| The Graduate Institute of Mass Communication at Fu Jen Catholic University was established in 1983. In the last twenty-five years, the master’s program has more than 270 alumni, who are now pillars in all communication media in Taiwan. To offer advanced study opportunities for communication professionals and media practitioners, a Professional Master’s Program was added in 2006. | ||||
| Features | |||
| I.The Graduate Institute values originality, humanistic concern, and diversity in communication studies. II.The Graduate Institute emphasizes the cultivation of critical thinking, dialectical ability, and research skills. III.The Graduate Institute encourages students to develop diversified research interests, including communication thoughts, public communication and media studies. | ||||
| Curriculum | ||||
| The curriculum at the Graduate Institute of Mass Communication can be largely grouped into required courses and elective courses offered along three communication tracks. I. Required Courses The aims of required courses are to offer students basic knowledge of communication theories and to develop students' skills in social science research methodologies. II. Three Communication Tracks The Graduate Institute offers three learning tracks for students with different interests. Students can develop their own study plans with various courses combinations from these four tracks. 1. Speech Communication and Cultural Studies 2. Public Communications 3. Communication Technology and Media Industry | ||||
| Admissions | ||||
| Domestic students: Applying for admission or via joint assigned-subject examination. Non-domestic students：International students, foreign exchange students and mainland Chinese students, please visit the university’s site for more information: http://www.fju.edu.tw (Chinese) or http://140.136.240.107/english_fju (English) | ||||
