College of Mass Communication Showcases Innovation in "Best Graduation Project 2025-2026"

As part of its commitment to advancing practical learning and academic excellence, the College of Mass Communication hosted its "Best Graduation Project 2025-2026" discussions, in preparation for the 9th Student Research Day. Dean Dr. Hosam Salama and Program Coordinator Dr. Emad Omar attended the event, praising the students' high caliber and professional readiness.

The showcase featured over 30 competitive undergraduate projects across three specializations. In Integrated Marketing Communication, standout campaigns included the "Moeen" project and the "Munz Initiative." Radio and Television students presented creative visual productions such as "Shadi," "Shadow of the Past," "Immortalized Words," "The Next Episode of Your Life," the "Gemini Tower" commercial, and the short film "Ya Lateef." Meanwhile, Graphic Design exhibited diverse technical projects, including "Foodify," "343 SYSTEM," "The Jasmine," "Aura," "SYNIA," "Mawrooth," "Qutb," "Raed," "Mazal," "Hakawi," "Nasl," and "DIA SENS."

Additionally, a dedicated postgraduate category recognized the "Best Scientific Research" within the Master of Public Relations and Corporate Communication program.

Organized by Prof. Maha Abdulmajeed, the projects were evaluated by a distinguished faculty judging committee: Prof. Tarek Ismail, Dr. Emad Omar, Dr. Samar Ben Romdhane, Dr. Nidal Al Said, Dr. Mervat Medhat, Dr. Aliaa Anter, and Dr. Mustafa Al-Taie. The committee highly commended the students' innovative ideas and technical execution, reaffirming the College’s commitment to producing highly qualified media professionals.