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To explore the world of media and communication, you can study at Northwestern University in Qatar (NU-Q), a modern media school that opened in Qatar in 2008. NU-Q offers undergraduate education in journalism and communication with a strong liberal arts foundation. Northwestern’s programs are ranked as some of the best in the world and prepare the students to become leaders in the global media industry as executives, journalists, producers, directors, editors, and much more.
Go to websiteNorthwestern’s programs are ranked as some of the best in the world and prepare students to become leaders in the global media industry as executives, journalists, producers, directors, editors, and much more.
The program emphasizes excellence in journalism, multimedia storytelling, ethics and professional behavior, audience understanding, research, quantitative literacy, visual literacy, and creativity.
The program offers hands-on learning experiences in creative media arts such as script writing, cinematography, film production and animation.
The program builds strategic communication, media marketing, and leadership skills specific to the sports industry and prepares students for communication, marketing, and promotional roles in the Middle East sports industry.
Alongside their core programs, students also have the option of pursuing a range of certificate programs and minors.
With this four-unit certificate, students learn applied communication with marketing communications, public relations, advertising, corporate communication, and digital communication coursework.
Offered in collaboration with Georgetown University in Qatar, this minor helps students better understand how politicians, diplomats, and policy-makers influence, and are themselves influenced by, the media in its myriad forms and formats.
This minor provides students with a critical understanding of this crucial region’s cultures, histories, societies, politics, intellectual contributions, and mediated representations.