The Faculty aspires to excel in producing media professionals and researchers as well as to maintain a leading position as one of the most prominent media colleges in the Arab world.
The Faculty of Mass Communication seeks to provide an educational environment that meets quality standards in preparing media cadres who adhere to professional and ethical standards and meet the needs of the labor market and development requirements.
About Faculty
Faculty of Mass Communication, Sana'a University
Faculty of Mass Communication, Sana'a University
Faculty Foundation:
The Department of Mass Communication was first established as part of the Faculty of Arts, Sana’a University, headed by Prof. Raoufa Hassan for one year. After that, Prof. Mohammed Abdul Jabbar Sallam took over the position of the Department head from 1992 until 1996. In the academic year (1996/1997), the Faculty of Mass Communication was established at Sana’a University as a specialized Faculty in media with three departments (Public Relations & Advertising, Broadcasting & Television, and Journalism & Publishing). The Faculty’s capacity is estimated at about 250 seats for the Regular System and approximately 150 seats for the Parallel System. Moreover, the Faculty has also graduated twenty-four batches until 2018.
Faculty Majors:
Department of Broadcasting & Television.
Department of Journalism & Electronic Publishing.
Department of Public Relations & Advertising.
Dean's message
Praise be to Allah, and peace be upon Prophet Mohammed,
Greetings,
The importance of media for peoples and nations all over the world has held a special position today, as media has become the lifeline of the world, especially after its growing importance and impact on society. It is also important to shed light on the significant role that the audio-visual and print media play in shaping public awareness and directing thoughts towards the complex issues of the society.
Hence, the establishment of a specialized faculty for media has been conceived with a view to teaching students various media arts, and providing the Yemeni society and media institutions with well-qualified journalists, broadcasters, and public relations specialists who are trained on the mass communication media and techniques. Accordingly, in the academic year 1996/1997, three departments were established in the Faculty, namely (Journalism & Publishing, Broadcasting & Television, and Public Relations & Advertising). Moreover, Quality Assurance Unit has been established, which intends mainly to develop an academic and administrative system that ensures the achievement of academic and administrative quality for all University units and their academic and administrative activities.
The Faculty of Mass Communication has endeavored to attract specialists and experts in the academic and professional fields who are able to prepare well-qualified graduates from its various departments. The Faculty has also developed its curricula and updated its academic programs through several stages, the most important of which was the development of academic programs in the three departments in the academic year 2019/2020 under the supervision and special attention of the University Rector, Prof. Al-Qassim Mohammed Abass. As a result, the Faculty of Mass Communication ranked first among the other faculties of the university in the specification of academic programs and study courses.
The Faculty has also made many achievements, including, but not limited to, the following:
Developing the BA Degree programs and curricula specifications in the three departments (Broadcasting & Television, Public Relations & Advertising, and Journalism & Electronic Publishing)
Opening Master’s Degree programs in (Broadcasting & Television, Public Relations & Advertising, and Journalism & Electronic Publishing).
Opening PhD Degree programs in the three departments (Broadcasting & Television, Public Relations & Advertising, and Journalism & Electronic Publishing).
Specification of the Master’s Degree programs in the three departments of the Faculty.
Launching Sana’a University Radio from the Faculty of Mass Communication.
Finally, the Faculty is working hard to update the equipment and tools needed for operating media laboratories, including television studio, broadcasting studio, multimedia unit, and marketing unit. These equipment and tools will be used for training and qualifying the Faculty students, as well as conducting professional and qualifying courses for students from outside the Faculty.
Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication
Dr. Omar Ahmed Daer
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Faculty of Mass Communication, Sana'a University
The Department seeks to qualify graduates who can work efficiently in the departments of Public Relations & Advertising in public and private institutions, through study courses that the students pass during the university level. The students are taught various methods of marketing relations for the institution, as well as the arts of writing, producing and designing public relations materials. They also develop skills of organizing institution events, planning and implementing public relations campaigns for various institutions, website management, and others.
The Department seeks to qualify students to practice working in the print and electronic journalism. It also intends to enable students to think critically and derive journalistic and media ideas from the reality in which they exist.
Through this major, students are prepared and trained in audio-visual media techniques through study and practical programs in editing, presenting press releases, producing audio-visual programs in all its forms and implementing them in broadcasting and television studios, which are well-equipped with up-to-date technology.
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Faculty of Mass Communication, Sana'a University