The Filastiniyat Foundation, in partnership with the Arab American University and Nasher Company, launched the "Her Narrative, Young Palestinian Women Craft Their Narrative" project. This project aims to empower and employ female graduates in the cultural and creative industries in the West Bank and

Two Public Relations students from the Arab American University organized a unique health event at Elaf Private School, in collaboration with a group of students majoring in cosmetics and skincare. This initiative aimed to promote health awareness and reinforce the concept of community partnership

The Public Relations Department at the Faculty of Modern Media at the Arab American University held a training day for its students at Jawwal Company's headquarters in Ramallah. The training covered a range of specialized topics, including communication skills, brand building and visual identity, as

The Faculty of Modern Media at the Arab American University, Ramallah Campus, has implemented a series of purposeful extracurricular activities as part of its commitment to enhancing students' academic and practical skills, developing their professional and critical awareness, as well as connecting

As part of the Faculty of Modern Media's efforts at the Arab American University to promote reading and encourage dialogue and interaction with literary texts, the faculty, in cooperation with Dinason Publishing House – Ramallah, organized two discussion sessions to discuss the novel "Lulwa's Summer

The Faculty of Modern Media at the Arab American University in Ramallah organized a field visit for students enrolled in the Media Management and Public Relations Writing courses to the headquarters of Basma Radio and the Public Relations and Social Media Department of Masar Company in Rawabi City

A group of public relations students at the Arab American University announced the establishment of a volunteer student team called the Bridge PR Team. This team will serve as a practical training platform to refine students' skills and bridge the gap between academic studies and professional

Palestinian artist Shahd Al-Rozzi, a graduate of the Digital Media program at the Faculty of Modern Media at the Arab American University, has participated in the latest edition of the annual "Mazj" cartoon exhibition, held in Cairo, Egypt, entitled “Thorns and Cactus,” with a visual work titled