Zarqa University Media Students participated in the eleventh seminar of the "Media Without Hate" initiative, titled "Developing a Code of Conduct."

This participation came as part of the Faculty's plans to provide opportunities for students to engage with national media initiatives that promote values ​​of professionalism and social responsibility in the media.

The session discussed the importance of developing a media code of conduct that contributes to strengthening professional and ethical values ​​in media work and helps young media professionals adhere to transparency and objectivity, in addition to its role in combating hate speech and promoting a culture of constructive dialogue.

The session witnessed remarkable interaction from students, who raised constructive questions and ideas about mechanisms for developing codes of conduct that are appropriate to contemporary media challenges.

Dr. Amjad Safouri, the Dean of the Faculty of Media at Zarqa University, emphasized that student participation in such initiatives aligns with the Faculty's vision of preparing a qualified media generation capable of practicing the profession responsibly and conscientiously, emphasizing that ethical and professional values ​​are the cornerstone of any successful media practice.

He added that the university continuously works to integrate students into national events and practical programs that enable them to develop their skills and deepen their awareness of issues affecting the media landscape.

He pointed out that the Faculty of Media at Zarqa University pays special attention to the subject of media ethics within its curricula and field activities. This is achieved by focusing on practical training and open discussions that help students translate what they learn academically into practical professional practices. This contributes to graduating media professionals capable of serving society with awareness and responsibility.