In a world characterized by continuous change and rapid development in the fields of media and communication, the importance of understanding how to effectively plan and successfully manage media institutions is highlighted. The British Academy for Training and Development offers this course with the aim of providing participants with the basic knowledge and practical skills necessary to excel in this evolving field. This course will cover a variety of topics ranging from media and communication theories, through media ethics, to strategic planning, financial management, and new technologies in the media.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers and supervisors in media institutions.
• Graduates and students specializing in the field of media and communication.
• Professionals in public relations and marketing.
• Journalists and editors.
• Entrepreneurs in the field of media.
• Those interested in entering the media field.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Basic knowledge about media and communication theories, and the historical development of the media.
• Strategic planning and operations management skills in media institutions.
• Understanding media ethics and the social and legal responsibilities of media organizations.
• The skills necessary to manage financial and human resources in the media environment.
• Analyze and discuss case studies to understand the challenges and opportunities in the media sector.
• Encouraging innovation and critical thinking in the face of technological and market changes in the media industry.

• Introduction to media management
  • History and development of media
    • Traditional media versus new media
    • The impact of technology on media
  • Media and communication theories
    • Contact forms
    • Social and cultural roles of the media.
  • Media ethics
    • Standards of integrity and objectivity
    • Ethical challenges in modern media
• Strategic planning in the media
  • Principles of strategic planning
    • SWOT analysis
    • Defining vision, mission and goals
  • Developing media strategies
    • Content and distribution strategies
    • Planning for the target audience
  • Media project management
    • Planning, implementation and monitoring
    • Risk assessment and crisis management
• Media operations management
  • Media production management
    • Production planning and resource coordination
    • Quality in media production
  • Marketing and media promotion
    • Marketing strategies for media content
    • Promotion and public relations
  • Media technology and innovation
    • Technological developments in media
    • Innovation and its impact on media strategies
• Financial and legal management of media institutions
  • Financial resources management
    • Financial planning and budgeting
    • Financial performance analysis
  • Legal aspects in the media
    • Laws and regulations related to the media
    • Intellectual property rights and licenses
  • Issues of politics and influence in the media
    • The impact of politics on media content
    • Censorship and freedom in the media
• Case studies and practical projects
  • Case study analysis
    • Study of successful and failed cases in the media
    • Drawing lessons and recommendations
  • Practical projects
    • Develop a comprehensive media project
    • Providing plans and strategies