China Media Centre

The China Media Centre is a research centre located at the University of Westminster and Europe’s only organisation specializing in the world’s largest media system. Launched on 17 June 2005 by the BBC’s Jeremy Paxman and Sun Yusheng, Deputy President of China Central Television,^[1] it comprises a team of researchers, led by Professor Hugo de Burgh, Director of the China Media Centre with expertise in:

Chinese media policy
Professionalism in media management
New media
Journalism in Chinese society and polity
Television programming
Magazine publishing
Modern Chinese cultural change

Located within the School of Media, Arts and Design, CMC is a focal point for MA students who come from China to take media courses, as well as Visiting Lecturers and Researchers. There is an MA module The Chinese Media in the New World Order and a new BA module in Journalism with Chinese.^[2]

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University of Westminster

Academics

Campus

Regent Street	School of Law Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities Diplomatic Academy of London Policy Studies Institute

Cavendish	Faculty of Science and Technology

Marylebone	Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment Westminster Business School

Harrow	Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design Centre for Research in Education Art and Media China Media Centre Docwest Department of Journalism and Mass Communications

Non-Campus Sites

Central London Assessment Services (CLASS)
Quintin Hogg Memorial Sports Ground
University of Westminster Boathouse
Quintin and Alice Hogg Memorial
Westminster University Centre for International Studies in Paris
Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT)

Research

Policy Studies Institute

Athletics

Polytechnic Athletic Club	Hanover United F.C. (Polytechnic F.C.) Polytechnic Rowing club

Other	The Polytechnic Stadium Studd Trophy

Life

People

Chancellor: Lord Paul
Vice-chancellor: Geoffrey Petts
Royal Patrons: Elizabeth II; George V; Albert, Prince Consort
Other people: Notable alumni; Notable faculty and staff

Affiliates

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