NSU celebrates first anniversary of ‘Media, Communication, and Journalism’
North South University (NSU) celebrated the first anniversary of "Media, Communication, and Journalism" programme operating under the Department of Political Science & Sociology on August 6.
The programme was introduced last year with a twin vision to cultivate professional capacity and bridge the gap between the newsroom and the classrooms, said a press release.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. To mark this occasion, a joyous celebration was held at NSU.
The celebration took place at the university's Syndicate Hall, chaired by Professor Dr Atiqul Islam, vice-chancellor of NSU. Professor Atiqul affirmed NSU's determination to develop highly skilled media workers who are well-equipped with modern technology.
Shykh Seraj, founder director and head of news at Channel i, was the chief guest of the event.
He highlighted various aspects of his TV programmes on agriculture. He emphasised the crucial role of journalism in informing the fourth industrial revolution about diverse subjects, including technical advancements and cutting-edge research.
He also highlighted the significance of media professionals in shaping public knowledge and understanding during this era of rapid technological transformation.
Professor Sk Tawfique M. Haque, chair, Department of Political Science & Sociology and director, SIPG, NSU, gave the welcome speech. Dr Harisur Rahman, associate professor, Media, Communication, and Journalism Program, NSU, presented a yearly overview of media, communication, and journalism.
Professor Dr Abdur Rob Khan, professor & dean, School of Humanities & Social Sciences, NSU also spoke.
The programme was attened by Dr Samiksha Koirala, assistant professor, Media, Communication, and Journalism Program, NSU; and Asif Bin Ali, faculty member of the programme, among others.
Dr SM Rezwan Ul Alam, associate professor, Media, Communication, and Journalism Program and director, public relations office, NSU, moderated the programme.
Dr Md Towfique E Elahi, assistant professor, Media, Communication, and Journalism Program, NSU, offered the vote of thanks.