Under the main sponsorship of Üsküdar University, the first filming of the “Sports Journalists Compete” program took place at Üsküdar University Faculty of Communication. Students from different universities who qualified for the competition appeared before the jury. The project aims to train future sports journalists by providing students with practical experience, while also seeking to contribute to the development of young people in the field of journalism.
Participating in the organized competition were Rector's Advisor Prof. Dr. Süleyman İrvan, Üsküdar University Faculty of Communication Vice Dean Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bahar Muratoğlu Pehlivan, and Üsküdar University Faculty of Communication Radio, Television and Cinema Department Head Assoc. Prof. Dr. Esennur Sirer.
Hosted by Sports Announcer Derya Oruçoğlu, and with Fotospor Editor-in-Chief Şevket Arslan, Fotospor General Coordinator Cahit Yavuz, Üsküdar University Faculty of Communication Journalism Department Head Gül Esra Atalay, and Üsküdar Municipality Sports Club President and Technical Director Giray Bulak on the jury, communication students showcased their news reporting skills.
Students showcased their news reporting skills
In the project competition team:
- Üsküdar University Journalism Department students Kadir Ayhan and Ahmet Can Aras, Radio, Television and Cinema Department students Taha Eren Başlar and Elif Aksu,
- Maltepe University Journalism Department students Ata Günaydın and Efe Can Öztaş, Radio, Television and Cinema Department student Umut Bilgen,
- Istanbul Gelisim University Public Relations and Promotion Department graduate Talha Gündoğmuş took part and showcased their news reporting skills on the first day of the competition.
Aims to contribute to their professional lives…
Throughout the day-long competition, students expressed their views on the sports agenda and guided the project by discussing news topics.
While the project aims to train future sports journalists by providing students with practical experience, it also seeks to contribute to the development of young people in the field of journalism.