Department of Communication Arts (Journalism)
PARTNERS
The department has come along way since its establishment in 1981. Much of its success in providing training for communication practioners was made possible with support from our partners. Many were mainstream media organisations and they continue to assist the department through enlisting students for work experience and mentoring.
Today, the department has established relationships with both local and international organisations, including NGOs, to further strengthen development and communication. A number of the departmental staff are members of organisations such as AMIC and take part in international activities. Our partnership has also enabled many successful students to travel overseas to make presentations at conferences.
The benefits of our partnerships have seen improved co-operation between communication outlets and the department.
MEMBERSHIPS
Asian Media Information and Communication Centre (AMIC)
www.amic.org.sg
AMIC 2004
AMIC 2006
AMIC 2007
Journalism Education Association (JEA)
www.jea.org.au
PNG Media Council (PNGMC)
World Association of Christian Communication (WACC)
PARTNERSHIPS
Non-Traditional Media organisations
HELP Resources, Wewak
Melanesian Institute, Goroka
Family Life, Goroka
Appropriate Technologies Project (AT Project), Goroka21-Mar-2010Moresby see more...
Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Australia
Australian Catholic University
European Union
Pacific Island Report Mentoring Programme
Mainstream Media Organisations
Wontok Niuspepa
The National
Post Courier
Nau FM
Yumi FM
NBC, Provincial Stations
FM100, Port Moresby
Triniti FM, Mt. Hagen
Catholic Radio Network, Port Moresby (CRN)
FM Morobe, Lae
EM-TV, Port Moresby
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