About the department

The department aspires to prepare distinguished graduates in the field of digital media, qualifying them academically and professionally to handle information technology and the rapid developments in the field. We aim for them to be capable of entering the job market and competing at an international level. We are keen for our students to set the standard of competition that other universities strive to reach. Additionally, we focus on postgraduate studies and scientific research to contribute to the development of societies and enhance the field's effectiveness in African and Asian countries, as well as preparing competitive media professionals in the specializations of journalism, digital media, and mass media.

Department Vision

The Department of Digital Media seeks excellence by leveraging its technical, material, and human resources to suit the unique nature of its curriculum, which is closely linked to the labor market. It also prioritizes scientific research, innovation, and continuous development.

Department Mission

The department's mission is to equip graduates with essential information, data, and skills that align with international standards, and to help them enter and engage with the labor market during their studies. Our goal is for students to graduate as working, competitive professionals, unburdened by the pressures of competition in their field.

Department Goals

Academic Nature of the Major

The program aims to prepare specialized graduates in digital media, a key global trend in the media sector. Faculty ensure that students are well-versed in the theoretical foundations and the scientific and practical principles of digital media. Students will be capable of handling digital transformation technologies and software, in addition to being able to analyze and solve problems scientifically. Crucially, they will be able to work in the field of digital transformation and its technologies with high efficiency and skill.

Graduate Work Areas

  • Press and media institutions.
  • Daily newspapers and magazines.
  • Electronic publishing institutions.
  • Radio and television.
  • Educational institutions.
  • Media-related companies.
  • Radio stations.
  • Public relations.
  • E-marketing.
  • Website design and development.
  • Telecommunication companies.
  • Various governmental institutions.
  • Drama and film production companies.
  • Design companies.
  • Editing and sound design companies.
  • Media production companies.

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