This ranking will present high-class universities from all over the world. The universities are in no particular order. You just have to be informed about first-rate education and the best possibilities to study journalism. So here they are, the TOP 3 Universities on pressacademy.in:
1 City University of New York
The City University of New York CUNY was founded in 1847 and is the leading urban public University in the United States. More than 160 years people used this learning base to develop and educate themselves.
The institution opened their doors for all individuals that wanted to get educated. Poor and rich people, men and woman studied together. At the present time it is heading the urban Universities with about 220.000 degree candidates.
The City University of New York and the CUNY graduate School of Journalism offer students a full-time program with excellent courses in the field of journalism. Especially New York is qualified for a journalistic study, as it is a pulsing metropolis. New York is, as they say, the hub of the world.
2 University of Sheffield
The University of Sheffield is a quite young educational institution in the English speaking area. It was founded in 1828. Their goal is the development of education and research.
This institution offers students from all over the country a high-level education. Especially students from overseas are attracted by the ranges of courses. Almost 4.000 of the 24.000 students in Sheffield come from overseas. With about 131 nationalities this university is a multicultural place to develop specific knowledge and skills.
Students have the possibility to study in the department of Journalism Studies. The University offers different directions in the field of Journalism that can be chosen: Journalism Studies in general, Journalism and Russian, Journalism and French, Journalism and Germanic Studies as well as Journalism and Hispanic Studies.
3 University of Hong Kong
The University of Hong Kong was founded in 1910 by the then Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Frederick Lugard. In process of time different faculties have been developed. The first faculty was founded in 1912 – the Faculty of Medicine.
HKU, how it is lovingly named by its academic staff, offers a multicultural atmosphere. About 45% of students are from overseas, usually in association with a scholarship of other high-class universities from all over the world: United Kingdom, North America, Australia and other countries.
In 2007 about 80% of the total income of the University of Hong Kong was given to support education- and research-related activities. It is for this reason that the HKU Foundation was established in 1995. This non-profit organization supports the research and development of this University.
The Journalism and Media Studies Centre JMSC of the University of Hong Kong offers young and talented students the possibility to study a subject that becomes more and more important in our times – Journalism.