HE Abdulla bin Mohammed bin Butti Al Hamed underscored the summit’s role in shaping the future of media, particularly in light of rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
The IMI Academy aims to lead the future of media training with advanced curriculums focused on media, journalism and content creation using the latest learning tools and techniques.
The central focus of this year's course will revolve around Artificial Intelligence, which will be extensively examined through a series of weekly masterclass sessions.
The academy provides training programmes in five key areas: journalism and news, technology and artificial intelligence, leadership and journalistic ethics, media partnerships, and news literacy.
The first workshop for the second cohort will take place on February 11 and 12, 2023.
The deadline to submit applications is February 18, with classes starting April 30 in Riyadh.
Through the agreement, students will gain professional training that is essential for them to report issues, topics, and stories that are of interest to the young generation.
The scheme is open to anyone with a disability and an interest or experience in journalism and will offer successful candidates a chance to learn new skills and be mentored ...
Some of the worlds most prestigious media organisations, from news and fashion to public relations and filmmaking, will be training ...
