It is possible for a university to change majors, but certain conditions must be met, such as reaching the top three in the class (in some places, all courses are required to pass), and both departments and receiving departments agree. If conditions permit, I am willing to change my major. However, it is sometimes stipulated that I should drop one level to study my current major until my sophomore or junior year. This is usually the case, and the specific situation depends on whether there are special regulations in various institutions.

However, in my personal opinion, I don't recommend that you switch from director to director. In fact, most people will choose to switch from director to director, and many students majoring in hosting will also do director work because they can't find a job after graduation. In fact, the employment opportunities of the director are much wider than those of the host. Moreover, the domestic hosting major is actually quite special. Most universities in Europe and America will not set up a managed list major. In the past, the era of broadcasting news with clear pronunciation and clear pronunciation is getting farther and farther, and the host needs more internal training than four years to practice how to speak standard Mandarin. More and more excellent hosts are from other majors, among which editing, directing, literature and news are not allowed. So if you want to be a host in the future, it is also a good choice to start from the director. If you practice your internal skills, you can stand in front of the camera when you have the opportunity.