Our entrepreneurship training program at the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—M’hamed Yazid—continues, alongside the distinguished Dr. Fatima Zahra Bakouche.
We extend our sincere thanks to the doctor for her valuable contribution and active engagement with the students.
In the presence of Dr. Meriem Bendouda, Minister of Culture, Professor Khaled Lalaoui, Director of the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—M’hamed Yazid—signed a framework agreement between the school and the National Copyright and Neighboring Rights Office (ONDA). The signing ceremony was also attended by the Deputy Director in charge of Communication and External Relations, and the Director of the Technology and Innovation Support Center (CATI) at the school.
This agreement aims to support students in their creative journey by providing legal mechanisms to protect their projects and innovative ideas, and to strengthen a culture of intellectual property within the university environment, thereby fostering innovation and encouraging knowledge production and creativity.
This initiative is part of the school’s ongoing efforts to strengthen external relations by expanding its network of partnerships with various national institutions and stakeholders, opening promising opportunities for cooperation, training, and academic supervision for students.
Through this initiative, the school reaffirms its commitment to building an open academic environment that nurtures creativity and maintains strong links with its professional and institutional ecosystem.
Special thanks are extended to the Director of the Technology and Innovation Support Center (CATI) for her outstanding efforts in bringing this agreement to fruition, which will have a positive impact on protecting and enhancing our students’ creative work.
As part of pedagogical activities aimed at linking theoretical learning with practical experience, first-year Master’s students specializing in Sports Journalism and Communication at the National Higher School of Journalism and Information Sciences—M’hamed Yazid—organized a visit to the headquarters of the Algerian Olympic and Sports Committee.
The students had a valuable opportunity to discover the Algerian Olympic Museum and to explore up close the most important achievements of Algerian athletes in various international and continental competitions.
This visit served as an enriching experience that enhanced students’ knowledge and broadened their horizons in the field of sports journalism, through direct engagement with the history of national sports and its prominent figures.
Special thanks are extended to Mr. Mourad Boutadjine, coordinator of this visit, for his valuable efforts in ensuring the success of this outstanding activity.
The start of the discussions will be on June 6, 2026.
As part of the preparation for the “Rising Star” competition, and in partnership with Ooredoo, the school administration informs all concerned students that a special link will be shared containing important explanations and essential information regarding the competition, during an online meeting.
Date: Tuesday at 14:30
We invite you to join this meeting and review all the details to ensure a successful and effective participation.
Good luck to all participants. We hope this experience will be a real opportunity to showcase your talents and creativity.
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:
The training focused on:
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
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.
