Media Experts Stress Ethics and Tech Skills for 2026

Dr. Chike Mgbeadichie, Director of the Media Innovation Programme and Head of the Department of Communication, Media and Cultural Studies at the Pan-Atlantic University School of Media and Communication in Lagos, stated that media professionals in 2026 must integrate moral integrity, technological competence, and an understanding of the media's societal role. He noted that ethical reporting is critical in today's media landscape.
The school aims to produce graduates who are not only technically skilled but also ethically grounded and socially responsible. Over the past five years, the emphasis on technology in media training has increased significantly, with a focus on responsible technology use to combat misinformation.
The educational philosophy of the school encompasses various programs, including Mass Communication and Strategic Communication, ensuring that graduates appreciate the media's significant role in society and use technology responsibly.
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