Dr. Samuel Mundua
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Dr. Samuel Mundua is a Senior Lecturer of Journalism at UniSey. He previously served as Senior Lecturer and Head of Department (HOD) of Media Studies at Bayan College (affiliated with Purdue University Northwest, USA) in the Sultanate of Oman from 2013 to 2023.
He is Programme Leader for Journalism and his areas of expertise include Strategic Communication, Strategic Media Management, Public Relations, Media Studies, Journalism and New Media, Media and Communication Research, International Media Systems, and Media and Digital Literacy.
Dr. Mundua is an active member of the African Journalism Educator’s Network (AJEN) and the Arab-European Association for Media and Communication Researchers (AREACORE).
PhD Candidate, Communication – University of South Africa (UNISA)
MA in Public Relations and Media Management – Cavendish University
BA in Public Relations Management – Ndejje University, Uganda
Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication – UMCAT School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Uganda
Samuel Mundua & Kavitha Kumar (2020). A Pilot Study on the Contribution of Public Relations Colleges towards the Fulfillment of Public Relations Industry Job-Skills Requirements in Oman: A Case Study of Bayan College. Bayan College Journal of International Multidisciplinary Research, Vol. 1, Issue 1.
Carola Richter, Abdulrahman Al Shami, Sahar Khalifa, Soheir Othman & Samuel Mundua (2021). The Virus of the ‘Others’? Corona and Discussive Othering in Arab Media. Journal of Arab & Muslim Media Research, 14(1), 3–24.
Carola Richter, Abdulrahman Al Shami, Sahar Khalifa, Soheir Othman & Samuel Mundua (2022). ‘American Corona’ vs. ‘The Chinese Virus’: Blaming and Othering in Arab Media. In Hobaika, Z., Moller, L.M., & Volel, J., The MENA Region and COVID-19: Impact, Implications and Prospects.
