Professors of the school are informed that the second training workshop on Google Scholar and ResearchGate, organized by the Visibility Cell, will be available on the Moodle platform, in addition to an in-person session.
The face-to-face session will take place in the Meeting Room (5th floor) on Thursday, May 07, 2026, from 09:30 to 12:00.
The incubator of the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—M’hamed Yazid—continues its outstanding training journey by launching a specialized 100% practical course in the field of digital design and project prototyping.
The workshop is supervised by digital prototyping specialist Mr. Hamza Mohamed Amin.
This session is fully hands-on, covering comprehensive practical modules, including:
We extend our sincere thanks to the trainer, Mr. Hamza Mohamed Amin, for his dedicated efforts with the students and his strong engagement with their projects.
Professors of the school are informed that the second training workshop on Google Scholar and ResearchGate, organized by the Visibility Cell, will be available on the Moodle platform, in addition to the in-person session.
The face-to-face session will take place in the Meeting Room (5th floor) on Thursday, May 07, 2026, from 09:30 to 12:00.
In order to make use of the Idea Bank and develop students’ innovative skills, the Incubator Director, Dr. Nassrine Saadoun, and the Director of the Entrepreneurship Development Center, Dr. Amina Douida, organized pedagogical visits to teaching classrooms.
These visits aim to introduce students to the Idea Bank and enable them to benefit from it in building their innovative projects.
As part of the continuation of the training series, a workshop was organized today on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) as a strategic tool for startups.
The session was supervised by Dr. Meriem Laamoudi and Mr. Islam Rahila, journalist and publishing manager at the news website Algeria Direct.
We extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to the training team for the rich information and valuable advice they shared with our students. We also thank our dear students for their engagement and active participation in the entrepreneurship pathway.
The Visibility and Ranking Enhancement Cell of the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—Imhamed Yaziz—organized today, Tuesday, May 05, 2026, a training workshop for faculty members and researchers on the scientific database Scopus, under the supervision of the cell’s director, Dr. Meriem Laamoudi.
The workshop was led by researcher Wassila Chouarfia, who highlighted the importance of Scopus indexing and the advantages it offers to academic institutions, particularly in enhancing and improving their international visibility.
This workshop aimed to:
In this context, the school administration extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to researcher Wassila Chouarfia for her excellent supervision and valuable contribution to the success of this workshop.
This initiative is part of the school’s ongoing efforts to support scientific research, improve the quality of academic production, and strengthen its international presence.
In a lively and energetic atmosphere, a friendly football match was held between the staff team and the students’ team, in a special sporting moment that reflected the spirit of fair competition and brotherhood outside the premises of the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—M’hamed Yazid.
The match was marked by mutual respect and strong sportsmanship, as the goal was not winning, but rather strengthening communication and building closer ties among all members of the academic community.
Such initiatives confirm that our school is not merely a place of learning, but a united family built on the values of cooperation, solidarity, and team spirit.
We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of this event, with hopes of repeating such encounters that strengthen human bonds within our institution.
As part of strengthening cooperation and opening up to the media environment, the Replay Club of the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—Imhamed Yaziz—carried out a field visit to Jil FM, part of the National Radio.
This visit provided a valuable opportunity for club members to discover the behind-the-scenes workings of radio production, and to learn about the different stages of preparing and broadcasting programs, in addition to interacting directly with journalists and technicians. This experience helped enrich their knowledge and enhance their professional skills.
On this occasion, the school administration extends its sincere thanks to Radio Algeria, the school’s partner, and especially to Jil FM, for their warm welcome, generous hospitality, and continuous support in accompanying our students throughout their training journey.
As part of supporting innovation and fostering a spirit of entrepreneurship among young people, the Technology and Innovation Support Center (CATI) at the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—M’hamed Yazid—organized, in coordination with the school’s incubator and the coordinator of sports journalism specialization, and under the overall supervision of the Directorate of Information Systems, Communication, and External Relations, a distinguished national workshop on:
“Innovation in Sport: Entrepreneurship and Youth Opportunities.”
The event was attended by international football star of the Algerian national team Karim Matmour, along with participation from patent examiners from INAPI.
This meeting provided a dynamic and enriching space for dialogue and exchange of expertise, highlighting the importance of innovation in advancing the sports sector, the role of entrepreneurship in opening new opportunities for youth, as well as introducing mechanisms for protecting ideas and projects through patents and industrial property.
This event represented a significant milestone combining sport, innovation, and media, reaffirming the importance of investing in youth potential and enabling them to transform their ideas into promising projects that contribute to building a better future.
