The Faculty of Mass Communication,
MTI University launched the events of the orientation day for its first-year
students.
The orientation day events were
marked by the remarkable attendance of the following Faculty members:
§ Prof. Sami El-Sherif, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication, MTI
University.
§ Prof. Amin Said, Faculty Vice Dean of Student and Education
Affairs.
§ Prof. Miral Moustafa, Faculty Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and
Research Affairs.
§
Prof. Maya
Elbayda, the Faculty's Vice Dean for Community Service and
Environmental Development Affairs.
§ Assoc.
Prof. Reem El-Sherif, Head of the Radio and Television Department
and Director of the Visual-Audio Production Program.
§ Assoc. Prof. Hanan
Atef — Head of the New Media Department and Director of the Graphic
Design and Multimedia Program.
§ Assoc. Prof. Walaa Yehia — Associate Professor at the Public Relations (PR) and
Arts of Advertising Department, attending on behalf of Assoc. Prof. Mai
Mahmoud, Head of the Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) Department
and Director of the Public Relations (PR) and Arts of Advertising Program.
§ Prof. Eman Arafat, Head of the Journalism and E-Publishing
Department.
§ Other Faculty members and assisting staff.
The events started with the speech of Prof. Sami El-Sherif, Dean of the Faculty, through which he welcomed
the first-year students, emphasizing the importance of University education in
building up the students personalities and elevating their skills. Prof. El-Sherif
also urged the students to maximize the advantage of the academic and
training opportunities and activities provided by the Faculty.
A detailed illustration of the Faculty’s departments,
academic programs, study system, various specializations, student activities,
and the offered training opportunities was provided so as the students could
have a clear insight regarding both their academic and professional paths since
their enrollment at the Faculty.
The events featured the remarkable interaction among
the students, the staff members and teaching assistants, which help the students
closely get to know the Faculty’s departments and programs, and easily pose all
their inquiries about their study, specialization, activities, and the training
opportunities provided within their years of study.
The events of the orientation day were launched as
part of the Faculty of Mass Communication’s commitment to create an exceptional
academic environment for the purpose of supporting its first-year students and
enhancing their communication with the Faculty members as they begin their
academic journey. This will contribute to the qualification of professional
graduates who acquire the skills and knowledge necessary for keeping up with
the rapid developments which the fields of media and communications are
witnessing.
By the end of the events, the Faculty welcomed first-year students, wishing them an academic year filled with
success, progress, and a prosperous academic path of learning, innovation, and
achievement.
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