What are the two communication universities in China?

The Communication University of China II includes:

1, Shanxi Institute of Media and Communications

Shanxi Media College was formerly the North China Radio and Television School established by the former Ministry of Radio, Film and Television 1983. 1990 Approved by the Ministry of Education, the Management Cadre College of the Ministry of Radio, Film and Television was established on the basis of North China Radio and Television School. It is the only independent adult radio, film and television organization in China. In 2000, it was placed under the management of Shanxi Province and renamed Radio, Film and Television Management Cadre College. In April of 20 13, with the approval of the Ministry of Education, Shanxi Media College was established, becoming the third independent mass media undergraduate college in China and the only art undergraduate college in Shanxi Province. The college is the cadre training base of the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television, the national animation teaching and research base, the first batch of universities in Shanxi Province, the key research base of humanities and social sciences in universities in Shanxi Province, and the entrepreneurial base of small and medium-sized enterprises in Shanxi Province.

The college has 10 teaching units, such as production department, art department, animation department, director department, media management department, broadcasting host department, recording department, basic department, ideological and political department and public sports department, and there are three practical teaching bases, such as national animation teaching and research base, film and television production center and information center. The college has set up 27 undergraduate and specialist majors covering media planning, production, management and communication, including radio and television director, animation, film and television photography and production, broadcasting and hosting, advertising, radio and television, digital media art and cultural industry management. Among them, there are 1 national top-quality specialty, 2 national teaching reform pilot specialties, 2 provincial teaching reform pilot specialties, 2 national top-quality courses such as radio and sound, TV column planning, and 6 provincial top-quality courses.

2. Zhejiang Media College

Zhejiang Media College is a university jointly established by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television and the People's Government of Zhejiang Province. It is one of the main bases for training media professionals such as radio and film in China.

At present, it has initially formed a discipline system with media and art majors as the mainstay, and literature, art, economy, engineering, management and other disciplines overlapping and developing in a coordinated way; It has four provincial-level key disciplines, such as journalism and communication, drama and film studies, communication and information system and interactive media technology, two national-level characteristic majors, six provincial-level key majors and three provincial-level dominant majors. There are 37 undergraduate majors, including art majors 18. In 20 1 10, the school was granted the right to award the master's degree in journalism and communication with the approval of the Ministry of Education, and began to recruit the first batch of master's degree students in journalism and communication in 20 12.