MCK and Strathmore University explore new frontiers in media training

Efforts to enhance media education and align academic training with professional standards have gained momentum following a strategic engagement between the Media Council of Kenya (MCK) and Strathmore University...

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The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) and Strathmore University are collaborating to enhance media education and align academic training with professional standards for communication students. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between academic theory and industry practice in journalism, public relations, and development communication.

Director of Corporate Services Hillary Korir of MCK emphasized the importance of collaboration between academia and industry.
Strathmore University’s Academic Director Dr. Arbogast Akidiva highlighted the need to align academic instruction with industry realities and explore a harmonized curriculum.
The partnership will leverage practical training platforms such as the university's online radio station, Strath Hits, and a recording studio.
Manager of Board Services and Manager of Fundraising and Partnership Relations Stella Kaaria of MCK encouraged media students to pursue accreditation.

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