Sana’a University Faculty of Mass Communication Presents Graduation Projects for Public Relations Students
Sana’a University Faculty of Mass Communication Presents Graduation Projects for Public Relations Students
SANA’A – May 18, 2025 – The Faculty of Mass Communication at Sana’a University today conducted the presentation of graduation projects for students in the Public Relations Department. The event took place in a distinguished academic atmosphere that reflected the students’ efforts throughout their years of study and was characterized by the diversity of campaigns and their engagement with significant real-world and societal issues.
The participating projects included four main campaigns:
– An awareness campaign titled “Haste makes waste,” aimed at raising awareness about the importance of adhering to traffic rules to reduce accidents.
– An awareness campaign titled “Smuggled Pesticides,” which shed light on the risks of illegal pesticides to public health and the environment.
– An advertising campaign for “Taylej Yemen Company,” which presented innovative marketing strategies to support the company’s products locally.
– An advertising campaign for “Rawab Yoghurt,” focused on enhancing the product’s presence in the Yemeni market through effective media channels and promotional techniques.
The projects were discussed by an academic committee comprised of distinguished faculty members from the Faculty, including:
Dr. Mahdi Haidar
Dr. Hazza’a Sharaf
Dr. Fouad Sa’adan
Dr. Hatem Al-Salehi
Dr. Abdulrahim Al-Shawri
The committee members commended the level of creativity and professionalism demonstrated by the students in preparing and executing their campaigns. They emphasized the importance of these projects in refining the students’ skills and preparing them for the media job market.
It is worth noting that this event aligns with the Faculty of Mass Communication at Sana’a University’s commitment to encouraging applied research and linking educational outcomes with the needs of society and the job market. This contributes to enhancing the role of media in
development and positive change
.
