Guest Lecture Daniel Baker
Part of the Course “Journalism in Exile” co-led by Hanan Badr and Thawab Hilal
Discover the new Master’s Programme in Communication, Culture & Participation
Part of the Course “Journalism in Exile” co-led by Hanan Badr and Thawab Hilal
Who speaks, who stays silent – and who decides what counts as “objective”: Hanan Badr talks about the entanglement of the media in conflict and peace.
A new study examines how memes obscure misogynistic narratives—and why it’s so difficult to combat them.
Tales Tomaz visited the Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) in Brazil as part of an Erasmus+ agreement.
Undergraduate and graduate students from the Department of Communication Studies will present their work in an interactive pop-up exhibition.
Mobility and Surveillance: the marriage of 5G networks with Artificial Intelligence (AI)
“Pathways for Climate Change Communication in Jordan: Youth Activism, Journalism, and Digital Media”
The University of Bremen offers the M.A. in Digital Media and Society, an English-language, research-intensive master’s program—applications are being accepted until March 15.
The new master’s students started their studies together this week at the Department of Communication Studies.
“Set-Going: A New Conceptual and Methodological Framework for the New Cinema History Approach”
A new chapter in the book by Suay Özkula
Two KoWi projects have recently sparked public interest in Brussels.
The international award recognizes the innovative teaching and publication concept, which actively involves students in the scientific publication process.
In Brussels, Tales Tomaz and Josef Trappel presented the new EurOMo dataset 2025—a key step toward greater transparency in European media ownership.
New ideas, new impulses: This semester’s Guest Lectures show how media shape narratives, visibility, and power worldwide. Details can be found in the program poster.
Discussion with experts from science, arts, and literature on communication in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
“Set-Going: A New Conceptual and Methodological Framework for the New Cinema History Approach”
A panel discussion in Salzburg raises the question of the limits of public debate on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
75th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association