The new minor will allow students to conduct scientific data analysis, apply data science skills to communication and media research, and critically evaluate the ethical and social implications of AI in media environments .
The program combines both scientific and humanistic approaches to develop key skills needed in media-related fields, including media design, data journalism, digital ethics, automated journalism, and AI tools for strategic communications. I will work on it.
All courses for the minor are offered by NU-Q, but other Education City universities also offer courses with the possibility of cross-registration.
“As AI transforms the media landscape, our new minor will enable students to critically engage with these technological developments while maintaining a strong ethical foundation.” said Marwan M. Krady of
Designed by an interdisciplinary team of faculty with expertise in AI and media, the minors include “AI and Machine Learning,” “AI Tools for Digital Media Design,” “Digital Media Ethics,” and “Automated Journalism.” , including courses such as “AI and Artificial Intelligence.” Cyber Politics,” “GenAI and Natural Language Processing in Media Innovation,” and “Dataification and Society.”
The curriculum is structured to help students understand the technical aspects of AI as well as its social, cultural, and ethical aspects.
The program leverages faculty expertise in areas such as AI deepfakes, disinformation, and digital media ethics.
“The AI and Media minor will equip students with essential skills and encourage them to think critically about the broader social impact of AI in media,” said Venus Jin, associate dean of education.
A unique feature of the minor is its interdisciplinary nature, allowing students to choose from courses across multiple disciplines, including communications, journalism, strategic communications, and liberal arts.
In addition to the AI and Media minor, NU-Q students can choose from a variety of other minors, including Film and Design, Strategic Communication, Middle East Studies, African Studies, and Media and Politics, the statement added.
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