Communication University of China

Communication University of China (CUC), located in Beijing, is a leading national university under the Ministry of Education, designated as a Double First-Class institution. Founded in 1954 as a training class for broadcasting technicians, it was renamed Communication University of China in 2004.

CUC is renowned as the cradle of China's radio, television, and media talents, with a core focus on journalism, communication, media arts, and information science. The university hosts over 18,100 full-time students and 1,989 faculty members, covering a campus area of 463,700 square meters.

CUC excels in journalism, communication, media arts, and information science. Its journalism and communication programs are among the best in China, earning the university the reputation as the 'cradle of China's broadcasting and media talents.' The university houses national key disciplines and laboratories, including a State Key Laboratory, and publishes prestigious journals such as Modern Communication (CSSCI) and Global Media and China (ESCI).

CUC graduates are highly sought after by major media outlets like CCTV, Xinhua News Agency, and People's Daily, as well as international media organizations. The university's Double First-Class initiative strengthens its 'small comprehensive' disciplinary structure, integrating new engineering and new liberal arts to cultivate versatile media professionals.

CUC comprises 21 teaching and research units (including one State Key Laboratory) and 3 direct teaching units, offering 91 undergraduate programs. It has 7 postdoctoral research stations, 6 doctoral degree authorization points at the first-level discipline, 16 master's degree authorization points at the first-level discipline, and 4 professional doctoral and 14 professional master's degree categories.

The faculty includes renowned scholars and industry experts. The curriculum emphasizes practice and innovation, with interdisciplinary programs such as digital media technology and international journalism. Research platforms include the State Key Laboratory, multiple provincial-level research bases, and joint labs with international partners.

Located in Beijing's Chaoyang District, CUC's campus is modern and scenic, covering 463,700 square meters. Facilities include state-of-the-art classrooms, libraries, laboratories, an art theater, and sports venues. Student dormitories are well-equipped with air conditioning and internet access.

Multiple cafeterias, coffee shops, and convenience stores ensure a convenient lifestyle. The campus also features a Media Museum, campus TV and radio stations, offering hands-on practice opportunities. With high greenery coverage and pleasant scenery throughout the seasons, the campus provides an ideal environment for study and life.