2021年传媒专业申请留学申请书

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在国外留学你将要面对不同的文化，不同的种族得人，你必须学会与这些不同文化背景的人打交道，并同时形成新的生活方式和思想观念，这对你来说人生的一次飞跃。这里给大家分享一些2021年传媒专业申请留学申请书，欢迎阅读!

2021年传媒专业申请留学申请书

Dear _,

“If a nation can be compared to a large vessel at sea, then the journalists are its watch-keepers who timely report the treacherous shoals and hidden dangers to ensure the safe journey of the vessel.” This celebrated and thought-provocative motto by Joseph Pulitzer gives a most vivid and profound elucidation of the crucial role that journalists can play in contemporary social life. Regarding the role of the watch-keeper, I have my own understanding. The career of being a journalist entails “thinking allowed and thinking aloud.” He or she should, first of all, be an active, sensitive participant of social life and demonstrate independent and critical insights. Apart from such qualities as courage, social conscience, objectivity, enthusiasm and discretion, a journalist must have deep concerns for the destiny of his/her nation and the welfare of its people.

I never cherish any blind faith in the accepted theories and teachings but instead have endeavored to cultivate a skeptical attitude toward what I am exposed to. In my notebooks are recorded not only what my teachers have taught me but also my personal contemplations and critical views. On many important issues I have the habit of discussing with the most learned and inspiring teachers from whom to seek enlightenment and to probe into the essence of the matter through “collisions of ideas”. I have also devoted most of my spare time to studying technical literature in the libraries, to keep myself informed of the latest academic developments and to develop my own academic perspectives from a wealth of information. In taking examinations, I seldom confine myself to what is laid down in the textbooks but instead try to present my own understandings, observations and reflections. It is indeed not easy to be one’s true self but the joy of exercising my own academic initiative and exploring my academic possibilities has given me immense satisfaction.

In studying the courses in myself specialty, I have paid close attention to laying a solid academic foundation. I have been particularly fascinated by such courses as Mass Communication, Theories of Journalism, Theories of Broadcasting and Television Journalism, and History of Western Journalism, which have allowed me to gain a deep understanding of the principles of journalism and to examine journalism in a historical context. The world of journalism represents an exciting world of ideas and ideals, a world of variegated phenomena that make up the reality of our social life. Apart from compulsory courses, I took a number of optional courses like The History of Ancient China. This course has been very important to me because, in order to understand how China ’s mass communication evolved in the contemporary period, it is necessary to gain insights into China ’s traditional cultural and historical legacy and how those cultural and historical traditions shape the present and even the future of the country.

“A true scholar must be well-read and well-traveled.” This well-known Chinese saying points to two essential qualities that a successful student and scholar must possess—ample book knowledge and practical experience (the latter resulting from field trips far and wide). I believe this principle holds especially true for practitioners of mass communication because it is more of an applied academic discipline. For half a year just as a freshman, I did internship at _ Television Station—one of China ’s major TV producer—where I performed two types of responsibilities: translating English materials into Chinese and editing news. The first responsibility exposed me to the standard practices of western mass media while the second allowed me to obtain practical work experience.

Later, working as an interning reporter at _ Daily, the largest newspaper in the city, I concentrated on the issue of possible water pollution in the Three-Gorge Region where the world’s largest hydrological project is under way. For a whole month, I traveled to 10 counties and investigated the operation of the 19 water treatment factories in this region. In addition, I interviewed 12 environmentalists and based on detailed facts and statistics I gave an objective and detailed analysis of the possible negative impacts of the project on the local water environment and urged the local authorities to take concrete measures to guard against possible consequences. My serial articles produced widespread sensation and made the protection of water environment the hot subject of the time in the local media. For me, this was a most important experience as a feature story writer because for the first time in my life I made extensive field trips and reported on the issues most closely related to the welfare of the general public. This experience significantly heightened my awareness of the social responsibility of the journalist and of the role that a journalist can play in promoting the social welfare of the people.

My independent thinking, sound academic performance and practical media experience distinguished me from most of my fellow students and came to the attention of Prof. _X, a leading scholar on “cultural communication” in my university. At his invitation, I became a key member of his research team and served as his research assistant. I read a number of leading academic journals including _ and analyzed all the available American news programs recorded on videotapes. Based on my research findings, I wrote a research paper entitled Cross-Cultural Communication Significance of English News for Developing Countries. The paper explores how developing countries (whose native language is not English) can best employ English news programs as an effective tool of communication with the English-speaking audience in the world, with English language as the dominant language of communication in the ongoing globalization context. I also proposed specific steps how those developing countries can promote the communication and the influence of their national cultures in the international community and facilitate their social and economic development. My paper was published in the national-level journal TV STUDY, which indicates the rare achievement of an undergraduate.

The publication of my research paper also testifies to my research potential. The vice chairman of my department offered to be my advisor of my graduation thesis. Under his guidance, I am researching on media culture and constructing analytical models. So far, I have completed the research on American mainstream media culture and its pluralistic value system. My advisor has expressed considerable appreciation of my research work so far.

_ University where I am studying is a key national university that attracts best students from every part of the country. In fierce academic competitions, I have managed to remain top-third in academic performance and win scholarships throughout the years. I received the honor of Outstanding Student of _ University and on account of my distinguished English proficiency I won the third prize for my university in the nationwide English Contest of University Students in 2002. In my extracurricular activities, I organized and participated in several major events for such student organizations as “Galaxy” Literary Society, “What’s New” Student Newspaper, and “Be Creative” Association. As a result, my writing skills and journalistic competence have been markedly improved.

Building on my educational background, my research experience and my research interest, I would like to pursue a Master’s program in Mass Communication. The courses that I plan to study include international mass communication, mass media and culture, theories of mass communication, methods of mass communication research, history of mass communication, economic and political aspects of mass media. I wish to obtain comprehensive and advanced education in mass communication and seek opportunities to participate in workshops, seminars and projects. If possible, I will continue my study toward a Ph.D. degree. I believe that academically and experientially I am qualified for your well-respected program. Therefore I wish that you would seriously and favorably consider my application.

Yours sincerely,

xuexila

澳大利亚留学要注意的事宜

1、坚持学习的使命和责任

务必坚持自己出国留学的使命和责任，学习仍是头等大事，只有在学习之余有精力的前提下才能勤工俭学，更切记玩物丧志荒废学业。家长提供的学习经费可能是他们一生积累的财富，因此要格外的珍惜，即使家境富裕，也要好好规划。

因为澳洲大学在教学方式上与国内院校有很大的不同，再加上语言不流利，初来乍到的国内学生没有几个特别的适应，往往都需要比常人付出更多的时间与精力才能迎头赶上。在这个阶段，因为时间全部被学习所占用，此时勤工俭学将等于自毁前程。

2、牢记中国驻澳洲使领馆

牢记中国驻澳洲使领馆、当地警局、主要华人团体、学生监护人、寄宿家庭、留学服务机构的联系方式，以便在遇到紧急突发事件时的通讯联络与寻求救助。可能有些学生并不以为然，心理总想着只要小心一些就不会出事或遇到紧急问题。但中国有句老话“人算不如天算”，万事有着预备总是好的，至少自己不吃亏。聪明的学生都会将以上重要机构的联络方式随身收藏，以备不时之需。

3、合理规划学习时间

合理规划自己的学习时间，选课、上课、自习、查阅参考书、Assignment等，提前一周制定好下周的时间安排，这样会一切井井有条，也将使你的学习轻松顺畅，并且学习效果事半功倍。很多在当地院校成功毕业的学生都有自己独到的学习经验，建议大家在开始学习初期能够经常向他们学习请教。

4、安全问题

出门在外自我保护意识很重要，尽量不要在晚上9点以后单独出门，尽量回绝陌生人的来访，尤其是女孩子。虽说澳洲总体治安情况要远优于国内，但也不是天堂，还是会有零星犯罪发生。原驻民(毛利人)的安置历来是澳洲政府最头疼的问题，因为生活质量、就业机会、社会接纳、社会福利、子女教育等诸多社会问题始终解决的不理想，因此而产生的纠纷与矛盾冲突时有发生。作为外来移民，也同样由于上述问题，中东人和部分南亚人在当地的犯罪比例也不低。

澳大利亚留学体检须知

一、体检时间

体检安排在拿到学校发放了电子录取之后，因为这个时候基本上可以确定自己的录取状态，拥有了准留学生的身份，然后大家再去指定的医院接受体检。

不能够太早的去体检，因为体检报告的有效期只有三个月，过期就作废了;也不能够太迟，可能会影响大家的正常时期流程，耽误自己的安排，从而影响大家的行程。

二、体检地点

不能够自己随便找一个医院进行体检，因为体检报告可能会不受认可，大家一定要进入使馆的查看受认可的医院名单，然后选择最近的医院去检查即可。

在前往医院之间，可以提前打电话预约一下时间，工作人员还会告诉你需要携带的材料，以及体检之前的注意事项，大家一定要听从他们的指导。

三、体检项目

去澳洲的体检项目都是最常规的，大家只需要接受身高、体重、视力、心肺和尿检即可，如果申请医学或者教学相关相关的专业，还需要进行血液项目的检查，没有其他的要求。

四、体检结果

一般情况下，体检的结果第二天就可以拿到手，大家直接前往医院的相关窗口领取即可，如果结果出现差错或者非正常状态的话，可以申请再次体检或者复核，需要在3个工作日内递交申请。

五、注意事项