KASU Kicks Off Summer Professional Scholarship Short Courses in Academic Activities and Entrepreneurial Journalism

The Kaduna State University (KASU) has launched its summer professional scholarship short courses in Academic Activities and Entrepreneurial Journalism. This initiative, aimed at enhancing journalistic skills and entrepreneurial acumen, is a collaborative effort between KASU and several esteemed institutions and professionals from around the world.

The courses commenced with an opening ceremony at KASU, where the university expressed gratitude to its partners and hosts for their unwavering support. "We are thrilled to begin this journey and thank our partnering university and host for their tremendous support," said the program organizers.

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The courses feature a diverse lineup of esteemed facilitators who are co-teaching the sessions virtually:

• Dr. Greg Simons from Sweden
• Professor Saudat Salah Abdulbaqi and Dr. Rasaq Adisa from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria
• Dr. Natalee Ivanova from RUDN University, Russian Federation
• Mr. Lekan Otufodunrin from the Media Career Development Network, Nigeria

These experts bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the program, providing participants with valuable insights into both academic and entrepreneurial aspects of journalism.

"This is just the starting point," remarked one of the organizers. "We are excited to engage with our participants from various states and look forward to the interactive and enriching sessions ahead."

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The summer courses aim to equip journalists with the necessary skills to navigate the evolving media landscape, fostering a culture of innovation and entrepreneurial thinking within the field of journalism. Participants will have the opportunity to learn from industry leaders, engage in practical activities, and network with peers from different regions.

As the courses progress, KASU anticipates a positive impact on the participants, who will apply their newfound knowledge and skills to their respective careers and contribute to the growth and development of journalism in Nigeria.