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The Future of Media Education: After the Algorithm Symposium (April 2025)

Lecture Hall B, Main Building | American University of Sharjah
April 15, 2025
16:30 - 19:30
Free
Registered Participants, Open to the Public

Media education is one of the most disrupted and, perhaps by necessity, creative fields of study. This timely symposium will address the phenomenal rise of AI media creation tools, including the challenges, opportunities and practices impacting media students and graduates. 

Organized by the Department of Media Communication of the AUS College of Arts and Sciences, the symposium aims to address the issues that are affecting how we teach media communication as well as prompt discussion concerning how we might respond quickly to shifting industry needs and rapid introduction of new technology tools.

For more information, please click here or contact Dr. Zoe Hurley  zhurley@aus.edu.

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