PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Journalism and communication, as a humanities and social science, is a discipline that studies the process of social interaction, news and information communication, media industry and media culture. Based in Shenzhen, a Special Economic Zone as the pilot demonstration area of socialism with Chinese characteristics, as well as key city in the national strategy of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, this program aims to train students with global perspectives, academic capabilities, critical thinking, and innovative spirits.

To Assist Doctoral Students in:

1. establishing theoretical basis for humanities and social sciences.

2. understanding the knowledge map of journalism and mass communications.

3. broadening their visions with international knowledge, thus enhancing their creative and innovative capabilities in conducting academic research.

4. training them to be world-class researchers and analysts in communication studies; or outstanding professionals in the journalism and  communication industry.

CORE COURSES

Journalism and Communication theories and literature study, Research methods of Journalism and Communication, Academic Research and Thesis Writing, Media and Cultural Studies, Digital Media and Society.

CAREER PROSPECTS

The majority of graduates work in positions aligned with this program. Most are employed as teachers or researchers at universities or scientific research institutions.

Consultation

 Beibei Li   Email：beibeili@szu.edu.cn

英文名

Yu Xiaofeng  

联系邮箱

yxfyxx1115@163.com

中文简介

于晓峰，博士，先后获评聘文艺学、传播学副高职称，博士生导师。2004年入职深圳大学，2012年任教于深圳大学传播学院。曾赴英国伦敦大学亚非学院短期访问（2018年6-8月）。现任深圳大学传播学院广告系教师，深圳大学传媒与文化发展研究中心特聘研究员，中外文论比较专业委员会理事。主要研究领域为文化传播、符号学、文学艺术理论、数字营销，主持国家社科基金一般项目2项，出版专著《诠释的张力：埃科文本诠释理论研究》（2010），发表中英文论文30余篇。

英文简介

Xiaofeng Yu, Ph.D., is an associate professor and doctoral advisor at the School of Communication, Shenzhen University, specializing in cultural communication, semiotics, literary and art theory, and digital marketing. He joined Shenzhen University in 2004 and began teaching in the School of Communication in 2012. In 2018, he completed an academic exchange at the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies. Dr. Yu also serves as a research fellow at Shenzhen University’s Media and Cultural Development Center and is a board member of the Comparative Studies of Chinese and Foreign Literary Theory Committee. His work includes leading two National Social Science Foundation projects, publishing The Tension of Interpretation: A Study of Umberto Eco’s Theory of Textual Interpretation(2010), and authoring over 30 research papers in Chinese and English.