In a spirit of solidarity and generosity, and in a humanitarian effort full of hope, the National School of Journalism and Information Sciences – Mohamed Yazid organized an open house for blood donation, in coordination with the National Blood Agency and in the presence of specialized doctors, on the occasion of World Childhood Cancer Day.
This noble initiative took place under the supervision of the school’s director, Professor Khaled Laalaoui, in an atmosphere marked by humanity and social responsibility, with the participation of students, teachers, and employees who responded to the call with awareness and commitment.
A few drops of blood… but they make a big difference and give new hope to children fighting the disease, in a gesture that embodies the noblest values of solidarity and mutual aid.
We extend our thanks and gratitude to all those who contributed to the success of this humanitarian initiative and who made the school a place of generosity as well as a place of learning and knowledge.

We are pleased to share with you highlights from the master class organized by the École Nationale Supérieure de Journalisme et des Sciences de l’Information (National School of Journalism and Information Sciences), led by international expert in information and communication technologies Dr. Younes Kerrar, on the theme: “Artificial intelligence and the media industry.”

Here are a few photos illustrating this event, which was rich in information and constructive exchanges on the role of artificial intelligence in the development of the media landscape.

The Director of the School, Professor Khaled Lalaoui, received a delegation from the Algerian Humanitarian Relief Association, during which a constructive dialogue took place on means of cooperation and prospects for future awareness-raising work, particularly with regard to combating the scourge of drugs in the university environment.

This meeting was held during an awareness day at the School focusing on the national “AGHETHNI” initiative, a partnership between the School and the Algerian Humanitarian Relief Association, aimed at raising awareness of the dangers of drugs and their destructive effects on individuals and society, particularly among students.

The event was marked by a remarkable turnout of students and teachers, highlighting the importance of education and awareness as an essential step in prevention and the promotion of a healthy and safe university environment.

 

 

On Wednesday, May 28, 2025, the National School of Journalism and Information Sciences organized an educational visit to the Chréa National Reserve, at the initiative and under the direction of the school’s director, Professor Khaled Lalaoui.

This visit offered students a unique opportunity to interact with the natural environment, strengthening their understanding of issues related to environmental media and contributing to the development of their journalistic skills.

As part of efforts to strengthen external relations with the School’s economic partners, a training day was organized today for executives from the Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (BADR) on the theme: “Effective institutional communication:

 

from strategy to leadership in crisis situations,” supervised by Professor Lylia Bousjéra (lecturer at the School) and Professor Abdelkader Boudrabbala (lecturer at the University of Ouargla).

 

 

 

The sessions included theoretical and practical components with simulation exercises to strengthen participants’ skills in institutional communication and crisis management. The training was highly appreciated by participants for its scientific depth and practical interaction, thereby contributing to improving banking performance and addressing communication challenges in times of crisis.

 

 

As part of the scientific and educational activities supervised by the School’s “Media, Social Uses, and Communication” Research Laboratory, a group of master’s students visited the Sonatrach company under the supervision of the laboratory’s director, Professor Nassim Bougtaïa.

The aim of the visit was to link theory with practice and to strengthen the students’ knowledge of the reality of institutional communication and information mechanisms within large national companies. This activity provided a valuable opportunity for students to discover first-hand the working methods of Sonatrach’s information and communication unit, as well as to exchange experiences with professionals in the sector.

The school’s management and the research laboratory would like to thank Sonatrach for the warm welcome and constructive interaction, and express their desire to strengthen this type of initiative, which contributes to university education and openness to the professional world.

The Al-Mishkat Club won second prize in the best photography category at the Student Media Forum held in the province of Tiaret, thanks to a remarkable piece of work combining originality and creativity.

-Photo concept: student Tabani Moncef Diaa Eddine
-Photography: student Doaa Zarrougui

This award is the result of cooperation and creativity among club members, and highlights young talent in the fields of media and photography.

We congratulate all participants and wish them even more success and creativity in the future.