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The Department of Mass Communication offers a sophisticated academic program that combines theoretical foundations with practical skills in various media fields, with a focus on labor market requirements and technological developments in the field of mass communication. Main Academic Content: 1. Basic Media Branches: 1. Basic Media Branches: - Digital Media (Design, Content Management, Online Journalism) - Journalism (Editing, Investigations, Directing) - Radio and Television (Production, Presentation, Editing) - Public Relations (Marketing, Reputation Management, Media Campaigns) 2. Supporting Sciences: - Media Research Methods (Quantitative and Qualitative) - Media Discourse Analysis (Rumor, Propaganda, Persuasion) - Media Law and Ethics - Social Impact of the Media 3. Applied Skills: - Media Writing (News, Reports, Articles) - Photography and Editing (Adobe Software, Live Broadcasting Tools) - Social Media Management - Audio and Visual Content Production Academic Levels: Undergraduate (Bachelor's): 4 years (theoretical subjects + practical training) Employment Opportunities for Graduates: - Journalism (print and digital) - Radio and Television (production, presentation, and directing) - Public Relations and Marketing - Digital Content Management - Media Research Centers - Academic Teaching (after completing graduate studies) Program Features: - Integration of modern technologies into education (studios, broadcast equipment, specialized programs) - Partnerships with media organizations for field training - Focus on local media (issues related to Libya and the Arab world) The program is one of the leading programs in the region, preparing its students to keep pace with the changes of the digital age while maintaining professional ethics.
Considering the importance and increasing role of media and communication in the lives of modern societies and their impact on politics, society, culture, and individual psychology, especially in the areas of comprehensive development, and the role that media plays in the age of globalization in the development of developing societies in all fields, and given the immense power that media outlets represent in all areas, as well as the danger they pose to national identity, and the attempts of major powers to dominate and infiltrate developing countries, it was natural to pay attention to the media system, its human resources, and the investment of financial resources in order to keep pace with the increasing development in media technologies and communication technology, to fortify society