Beijing Foreign Studies University, Peking University, Tsinghua University, Renmin University, Fudan University, Shanghai International Studies University, Fudan University. And a pass. It is not recommended to apply to universities outside the list. (Supplement: The project mentioned downstairs is the "international news reserve talent class" project, and the school adopts secondary enrollment, that is, re-selection among the graduate students who have been admitted by the school. However, after all, this class can absorb a small number of people, and the direction is very clear, that is, to be a foreign correspondent or a foreign current affairs reporter. As for majors, these schools still have them. China Communication University, for example, has both international journalism majors and international journalism preparatory classes. Moreover, some students are graduate students majoring in international journalism, and after the exam, they enter the talent class, while the rest are still reading international journalism. Some schools don't explicitly say that they are international journalism majors, but they do have this direction. It can't be said that they don't. At present, the training of journalists at home and abroad is closely related to the national policy, but schools outside the national policy projects are also training talents in this field. It can't be said that people don't have an international journalism major. )