Program overview
Broadcast and Television Studies sounds impressive, but its core is actually teaching you how to tell stories with cameras and sound. You'll learn hard skills like news interviewing, program planning, video shooting, post-production editing, and audio production, as well as soft knowledge like media ethics and communication theory. Typical courses include TV Camera Operation, Non-linear Editing, News Interviewing and Writing, Broadcast and Television Directing, and Documentary Creation. In Chinese universities, this program emphasizes practice—many schools have their own studios, non-linear editing rooms, and even partnerships with TV stations and video platforms. It's suitable for students who are visually sensitive, love expressing themselves, are curious, and don't mind staying up late to edit videos. If you enjoy watching short videos, variety shows, or news and want to know how they're made, this program will give you the answers.