Knight International Journalism Fellow Todd Carrel completed five months of journalism training in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan in 1999, partnering with Hong Kong Baptist University.

Knight International Journalism Fellow Martha Shirk completed three months of journalism training in China and Hong Kong in 1997.

Knight International Journalism Fellow Georgia Scott completed four months of journalism training in China and Indonesia in 2006.

Knight International Journalism Fellow Sheridan Prasso completed four months of journalism training in China in 2003, partnering with Guangdong University.

Knight International Journalism Fellow Philip Cunningham completed nine months of journalism training in China and Thailand in 2002, partnering with Chulalongkorn University.

Students selected for the Global Business Journalism Program (GBJ) learn how to cover global economics, financial markets and companies, with a spotlight on the China experience. All courses in the master's degree program are taught in English by renowned scholars and top foreign correspondents and journalists. Special attention is given to comparative studies of Chinese and Western stocks, bonds, currencies and government policies. Courses emphasize practical, hands-on training.