What does the School of Communication and Design of Sun Yat-sen University mean?

The School of Communication and Design of Sun Yat-sen University has established a discipline group with all-media communication as its core, and is committed to cultivating applied and compound talents with both scientific and humanistic qualities and new media communication skills. Sun Yat-sen University School of Communication and Design was established in 2003.

With the goal of "having an academic foundation in the academic world and being influential in the industry", the College has focused on the research and teaching of new media in recent years, and devoted itself to cultivating applied and compound talents with both scientific humanistic qualities and new media communication skills, and gradually formed its distinctive characteristics and advantages of "taking general education as the foundation, focusing on creative education and focusing on practical teaching".

The college has three departments of journalism, public communication and creative media design, with majors or directions such as journalism, communication, public relations, media creativity and network and new media. It has a complete school-running level from undergraduate to master's and doctor's degree, and has the 985 base "All Media Research Institute of Sun Yat-sen University".

The orientation of the college is a large-scale talent training model with "thick foundation and wide caliber", and the enrollment major is journalism and communication.

95% of the teachers in the college have doctoral degrees, and most of them have overseas academic qualifications or research visit experience.

The college attaches great importance to the all-round cultivation of students' literacy, ideas and skills, takes the industry demand as the guide, and pays attention to cultivating students' employment competitiveness.

In addition, we attach great importance to cutting-edge and internationalization, fully integrate domestic and foreign academic resources and industry resources, and introduce or hire a group of reputable journalists and communicators at home and abroad, including: implementing the "Southern Visiting Scholars Program" and inviting well-known domestic journalists and communicators to start classes in our school; Establish a "resident program for overseas communication scholars" and invite outstanding overseas and young communication scholars to visit our school to start classes.

In terms of practical teaching, the college has implemented the plan of "industry elites entering the classroom", established a team of visiting and part-time teachers composed of media industry elites, and adopted various flexible mechanisms such as systematic lectures, special lectures and academic dialogues to teach. Students from the School of Communication Design will have the opportunity to be taught in English and be exposed to the forefront of international media industry development and international communication research.

The college has a building area of about 2000 square meters, and has nearly 10 professional laboratories such as Apple Lab, network animation, nonlinear editing, broadcasting and digital media, which provides good learning conditions for students.

We also set up practice bases to support various majors, and selectively guide students to enter the practice bases for professional practice in senior grades.

At present, the college has established academic exchange and project cooperation mechanisms with many universities in the United States, France, Britain, Australia, Japan and Hong Kong.

Students can regularly apply for student programs in universities in Hongkong, Taiwan Province and the United States, as well as various forms of overseas internships, summer camps or visiting programs.

Product classification: university/scientific research/education, brand concept of art/Academy of Fine Arts: the foundation of making achievements in academia.

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