Teaching Interests

Her teaching interests span drama, film, television, and media and communication studies, with particular emphasis on film and television criticism, visual media analysis, audience studies, gender representation, and comparative cultural studies. She draws on critical, theoretical, and cultural approaches to examine how audiovisual texts construct meaning and represent identity, power, and social values across different cultural contexts. Her teaching encourages students to engage critically with screen and media texts, explore their wider cultural and ideological contexts, and develop analytical skills for interpreting diverse forms of media and cultural expression.

Undergraduate Courses

1. Writing for Audiovisual Production
2. Audiovisual Advertising
3. Practical Workshop
4. Graduation Project
5. Cooperative Training
6. Public Speaking and Presentation Skills
7. Public Opinion
8. Communication Skills
9. Thinking and Learning Skills
10. Drama and Documentary Production
11. Principles of Advertising
12. Digital Marketing

Graduate Courses

Master’s-Level Courses

1. Communication and Media Theories
2. Digital Society
3. Communication Skills in the Family

Graduate Courses

Doctoral-Level Courses

1. Audiovisual Criticism