The Impact of Disclosure of the Use of Artificial Intelligence on the Credibility of Media Materials among Media Students in Palestinian Universities: An Empirical Study and Expert Evaluation

Bio

I graduated from An-Najah National University in 1985, B.Sc. in political science and journalism. I got my M.Sc.Econ. in media studies from University of Cardiff, UK, in 1988, and my Ph.D. in communication studies from University of Leeds, UK, in 1996. I was appointed at the department of journalism (currently named: department of communication and digital media) at An-Najah University in 1991, and I am teaching at the department since then. I published a number of refereed papers in the field of media, Islamic movements, and the Palestinian question. In addition, I published a number chapters in refereed books. I am interested in researching in Palestinian and Arab media, safety of journalists, media and gender, communication and public relations, as well as Islamic movements in media. I participated with papers in a number of conferences in Arab and European countries. At present, I teach, at the department of communication & digital media, and I teach and supervise students at MA and PhD programs of Contemporary Public Relations, in addition to the MA program of Cinema and TV at An-Najah University. I have been the coordinator of annual training projects subsidized by OsloMet University since 2016. I have been appointed as the coordinator of the PhD program in Public Relations and Communication at An-Najah University, effective from 2026.