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Media Studies Program at Mohammed I University Celebrates Student Achievements in Oujda
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Media Studies Program at Mohammed I University Celebrates Student Achievements in Oujda

From Hespress · () Arabic

Translated from Arabic, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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News From a news agency Outcome reported
  • A media studies master's program at Mohammed I University in Oujda celebrated the end of its academic year and the graduation of its third cohort.
  • The event highlighted the program's educational achievements and aimed to foster future development in media education.
  • Graduates were honored, and academic and student achievements were recognized to encourage continued excellence.

Mohammed I University in Oujda celebrated the conclusion of its "Media Studies" program, honoring the academic achievements of its Master's students. The event, held under the theme "We Celebrate Achievementโ€ฆ We Look to the Future," marked the graduation of the third cohort from the "Journalism and Digital Media" Master's program.

This event, which the Master's program consistently organizes at the end of each spring semester, constitutes an important annual station for evaluating the educational outcomes and appreciating the academic performance of the students.

โ€” Hisham KazoutHisham Kazout, coordinator of the "Journalism and Digital Media" Master's program, explained the significance of the event.

Hisham Kazout, the program's coordinator, described the event as an important annual milestone for evaluating educational outcomes and recognizing student performance. He noted that the gathering facilitates the sharing of academic progress and explores new avenues for developing media education. It also serves as a platform to showcase student skills and creativity, strengthening the link between academic training and the professional world through collaboration with media institutions.

This event allows for the sharing of data related to the academic path, and the exploration of new horizons for developing training in the media field, in addition to being a platform for showcasing the skills and creativity that students possess, and an opportunity to strengthen the openness of university training to its professional environment through the exchange of experiences with various media institutions.

โ€” Hisham KazoutHisham Kazout, coordinator of the "Journalism and Digital Media" Master's program, further elaborated on the event's benefits.

Yahya Amara, coordinator of the "Cultural Industries, Media, Linguistics, and Sociological Research" laboratory at the same faculty, emphasized the noble pedagogical, human, and societal message behind celebrating the academic year's end and the new graduating class. He stated that this event symbolically and scientifically acknowledges the students' distinguished paths throughout their studies, viewing the recognition and encouragement of young talent as a fundamental pillar for building societies and nations.

The celebration of the end of the academic year and the graduation of a new cohort carries a noble pedagogical, human, and societal message that seeks to appreciate the efforts of the students.

โ€” Yahya AmaraYahya Amara, coordinator of the "Cultural Industries, Media, Linguistics, and Sociological Research" laboratory, highlighted the event's message.

The ceremony included various artistic and cultural activities. Graduates received their certificates, and several academic figures and outstanding students were honored to motivate them towards continued success.

This event is a symbolic and scientific recognition of the distinguished path of the students throughout their training period, considering that honoring and encouraging young talents is a fundamental support in building societies and nations.

โ€” Yahya AmaraYahya Amara, coordinator of the "Cultural Industries, Media, Linguistics, and Sociological Research" laboratory, described the event as an acknowledgment of student efforts.
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Originally published by Hespress in Arabic. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.