Undergraduate student at Communication University of China. If an engineering major wants to switch to journalism and communication, is it meaningful to study abroad as a graduate student?

1. Studying abroad is a way out. The work and knowledge abroad are more professional. The key depends on which industry you want to go to in the future, and the media is now segmented. Traditional media or new media? Television and radio, newspapers and magazines, or the Internet? Internships at the BBC are certainly good, but only if you are strong enough to get in.

2. Media type The principle for applying for scholarships abroad is that your grades are excellent enough. Many of the people I know who got scholarships have top-notch grades.

3. If it is news from traditional media, the UK is recommended. If it is media related to the Internet, the United States is number one.

Suggestion: I have a friend who went to France to study and later stayed as an editor in a fashion media group under French Television.

If you are interested in Internet-type new media, studying in the United States is definitely your first choice. The Internet culture and media atmosphere in the United States are valuable for research.

I also work in media now and hope you can succeed!