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Continuing Mentoring and Training Activities
As part of supporting entrepreneurial students and promoting the culture of entrepreneurship within the university environment, the school’s incubator organized today a specialized training session aimed at monitoring the progress of students’ projects.
The session was held with the distinguished presence of two experts in finance and accounting from the University of Médéa incubator:
- Dr. Abdelghani Kahla
- Dr. Mohamed Boulasnane
The training focused on:
- Preparing financial plans
- Calculating revenues and costs
- The importance of market and competitor analysis
- Pricing strategies
This initiative is part of the implementation of Ministerial Decision No. 1275 supporting university entrepreneurship.
We highly appreciate the presence of our esteemed professors and look forward to further cooperation to help launch our students’ projects toward success.
National Coordinating Committee for Innovation and University Business Incubators
University of Médéa Incubator
Special annoncement
Announcement for Faculty Members
The National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—Imhamed Yaziz—would like to inform all respected faculty members of an important announcement.
This notice concerns an administrative and/or academic matter requiring your attention and cooperation in order to ensure the smooth running of pedagogical activities within the institution.
Faculty members are kindly requested to stay updated and comply with the relevant instructions within the specified deadlines.
We thank you for your understanding and continuous commitment.
English at the Heart of Digital Transformation: A Distinguished Academic Day Bridging Knowledge and Innovation
On the occasion of World English Language Day, observed on April 23, the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—Imhamed Yaziz—organized a distinguished academic day and scientific lecture entitled:
“English in the Age of AI”
This scientific event, organized by the Intensive Language Teaching Center under the supervision of the Directorate of Communication and External Relations, provided a rich space for discussion on the profound transformations affecting the use of the English language amid the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technologies.
The event featured a group of distinguished professors and experts:
- Prof. Driss Cherif
- Dr. Jouad Maimouna
- Dr. Narimane Hamdini
- Prof. Dr. Amalo Naima, Director of the Intensive Language Center at the University of Algiers 1
They delivered valuable presentations and engaging discussions focusing on:
- The role of artificial intelligence in reshaping English communication skills
- Its impact on education and media production
- The challenges and opportunities brought by this transformation in both academic and professional contexts
This academic day highlighted the importance of English as a strategic tool for global openness and a key pillar for keeping pace with digital and knowledge-based transformations across various fields.
We extend our sincere thanks to the Language Center, the school studio, and all contributors who helped make this scientific event a success.
The event was also marked by excellent organization by the school’s clubs and special participation from the Targuman Club of the University of Algiers 2.
It featured a rich diversity of activities that combined learning and enjoyment, where students delivered interactive segments and innovative initiatives reflecting the importance of English in their academic and professional lives.
Several school clubs actively participated, including the El Meshkaha Club and the Replay Cinema and Theatre Club, alongside the Targuman Club, embodying a spirit of cooperation and creativity within the university environment.
The school library also contributed by organizing a distinguished English-language book fair, offering students the opportunity to discover new titles and explore diverse cultures and knowledge.
Special thanks to all the school clubs, the Targuman Club of the University of Algiers 2, and everyone who contributed to the success of this remarkable event.
Best Wishes for the Chess National Final
All the best to you, distinguished student Haroun Hado, in the final of the National Chess Competition!
You have reached this stage thanks to your hard work, focus, and strong competitive spirit, and today is the reward of that effort. Remember that chess is not just a game of moves, but an art of patience and intelligent decision-making—and you are truly worthy of it.
We are proud of you regardless of the result, as you represent a distinguished model of the school’s
Educational Field Visit to the People’s National Assembly
As part of strengthening practical training and opening up to national institutions, first-year Master’s students specializing in Sports Journalism and Communication at the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences conducted an educational field visit to the People’s National Assembly, under the supervision of the Head of the Media Sciences Department, Dr. Khaddouj Gherfi.
The students were warmly received by Mr. Mazzari Bouziane, Head of the Youth, Sports, and Associative Activities Committee at the People’s National Assembly. This visit provided a valuable opportunity to gain first-hand insight into the functioning mechanisms of this legislative institution and to understand its role in supporting youth and sports-related issues.
Special thanks are extended to Mr. Mazzari Bouziane for his warm welcome, generous hospitality, and the valuable information he shared with our students, which contributed significantly to enriching their knowledge and strengthening their connection to field practice.
We also extend our sincere gratitude to the People’s National Assembly, with which the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences continues to strengthen its external relations in a way that serves students’ interests and reinforces institutional cooperation.
Reminder: Attendance at World English Language Day Events
The National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—M’hamed Yazid—would like to remind all students, faculty members, and staff of the upcoming events celebrating World English Language Day, which will be held tomorrow in a distinguished scientific and cultural atmosphere.
This occasion is not merely a celebration; it is an opportunity to explore new horizons, enhance communication skills, and embrace a language that has become a bridge to knowledge and creativity across various fields, especially media and communication.
Your presence enriches the event and gives it its true significance. Do not miss this gathering, which will combine learning, enjoyment, and cultural exchange.
Be there… and be part of this inspiring experience.
“Learning English is not just a skill, it’s a gateway to the world.”
Doctoral Thesis Defense in a Distinguished Academic Atmosphere
In a refined academic atmosphere reflecting the vitality and richness of scholarly research, the school hosted the doctoral thesis defense (LMD) of the student Boumegouas Assia, entitled:
“Information and Scientific Communication in the Digital Era: The Case of Algeria – A Descriptive and Analytical Study (2010–2024)”
The defense took place before a distinguished academic committee composed of:
- Prof. Dr. Lilia Boussera – Chair
- Prof. Dr. Abdel Salam Ben Zawi – Supervisor and Rapporteur
- Dr. Nesredine Saadoun – Examiner
- Dr. Samir Arjoun – Examiner
- Prof. Dr. Raïs Ali Ibtissam Khira – Examiner
This thesis stands out for addressing a highly relevant topic combining scientific communication and digital transformations. It analyzes the state of scientific communication practices in Algeria between 2010 and 2024, offering a descriptive and analytical perspective that contributes to understanding the challenges and future prospects of this vital field.
Congratulations to the student on this valuable academic achievement, with best wishes for continued success and excellence in her academic and professional journey.
Installation of the Local Theatre Committee at the School
In a distinguished cultural atmosphere filled with creativity and artistic spirit, the Director of the school, Professor Khaled Lalaoui, supervised the installation of the Local Theatre Committee within the university setting. This step reflects the growing commitment to strengthening theatrical practice within the academic environment and linking it to its broader cultural and artistic context.
The installation ceremony was attended by a notable group of participants, including a representative of the West University Services Directorate, the Head of the Artistic Division at the Algerian National Theatre, the Head of the Cultural and Sports Activities Department, a cultural advisor from the Palace of Culture Moufdi Zakaria, and the President of the School’s Cinema and Theatre Club. Their presence highlighted the collective efforts to support cultural activity within the institution.
The event was further enriched by the presence of Dr. and artist Abdelkader Griou, who added an artistic touch through his visit. He interacted with students and encouraged them to engage in theatrical work, emphasizing the importance of theatre as a space for free expression, talent development, and cultural awareness.
The installation of this committee marks a qualitative step toward embedding theatrical culture within the school and opening new horizons for students to create and excel, in line with the university’s mission to promote art and (thought).
