What university you would like to recommend for Media&Journalism Major?

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Only if you can read and speak fluent English then any university could teach you.

What is your native language? Do you understand that your command of English has to be as good as a native Australian (both verbally and orally) to be able to become a journalist? While I have never lived or studied in an English speaking country, let me tell you that in times I had such a great interest in the English language, that it was my wish to become as fluent as a native speaker, and even to know all the words in English (now I know that the English language is far more extensive than I thought, and even Shakespeare just knew a fraction of those). However, while I can manage to carry on a conversation in any subject, I by no means speak English to native standards, despite all my efforts... I can't say all the time whether the way someone speaks is correct or not (as I am in my native language), and I come across new words and expressions in English regularly whenever I have contact with the language (while in my native language, that almost just happens a couple of times when I read a book)... My English is not even absolutely flawless.... I can't help making a mistake once in a while either... I don't have a high accent, and I can be mistaken for a native for a while by English native speakers, and all the time by non-native speakers, but my pronounciation is not perfect either. And I've been learning English for nearly 15 years... But by being immersed in an English-speaking environment you will surely go further than this. Anyway, I wish you luck.