College of Arts and Humanities / Mass Communication in Public Relations Program

The Faculty Member in the Mass Communication (Public Relations) Program is responsible for delivering high-quality teaching, advancing research, and contributing to academic and professional development within the field of public relations and digital media.

Key Responsibilities:

• Teach undergraduate courses in public relations, with a strong focus on digital media, content creation, and media production.
• Design and deliver practical, skills-based learning experiences in areas such as digital storytelling, multimedia production, social media management, and strategic communication.
• Supervise student projects, including capstone projects and internships, ensuring alignment with industry standards.
• Actively engage in scientific research and scholarly activities, with a proven record of publications in indexed journals (minimum of six Scopus-indexed papers required).
• Contribute to curriculum development and continuous improvement in line with international academic and accreditation standards.
• Participate in academic committees, quality assurance processes, and institutional activities.
• Build and maintain professional connections with media organizations and industry partners to enhance student learning and employability.

Qualifications and Requirements:

• PhD in Public Relations, Mass Communication, Radio and Television, Digital Media
• Demonstrated professional experience in digital media, media production, and content development.
• Strong research profile with at least six publications indexed in Scopus.
• Experience in teaching at the university level and using modern teaching technologies.

Strong communication and teaching skills in both Arabic and English

Preferred Competencies:

• Expertise in digital platforms, multimedia tools, and emerging media technologies.
• Ability to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application.
• Commitment to innovation, academic excellence, and student-centered learning.
• A minimum of five years of professional and academic experience

This role requires a balance between academic rigor, professional practice, and research excellence to prepare students for the evolving field of public relations and digital communication.