🌍 6th World Conference on Media and Communication

📅 12 – 14 December 2025 📍 Cambridge, United Kingdom

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✨ Introduction

The 6th World Conference on Media and Communication is set to take place in the historic city of Cambridge, UK, from 12–14 December 2025. This prestigious gathering brings together leading academics, journalists, digital strategists, and communication professionals from across the globe to explore the evolving landscape of media in the 21st century.

🎯 Theme & Focus

This year’s conference will spotlight “Media in a Fragmented World: Bridging Voices, Building Trust.” Key discussions will revolve around:

The role of media in shaping global narratives
Digital transformation and AI-driven communication
Ethical journalism in the age of misinformation
Cross-cultural storytelling and inclusive communication strategies
Future trends in broadcasting, publishing, and digital platforms

🗣️ Who Should Attend

Academics & Researchers: Present groundbreaking studies and engage in scholarly debate.
Media Professionals: Gain insights into industry shifts and network with global peers.
Students & Early-Career Scholars: Learn from thought leaders and showcase innovative projects.
Policy Makers & NGOs: Explore how communication impacts governance, advocacy, and social change.

📌 Highlights

Keynote Speeches by internationally renowned media scholars and industry leaders.
Panel Discussions on pressing issues such as AI in journalism, freedom of speech, and global media ethics.
Workshops & Masterclasses offering hands-on training in digital storytelling, SEO-driven communication, and multimedia production.
Networking Sessions designed to foster collaborations across academia, media, and industry.
Cambridge Experience: Explore one of the world’s most iconic university towns, rich in history and culture.

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🌐 Why Cambridge?

Cambridge provides the perfect backdrop for intellectual exchange. Its centuries-old tradition of scholarship, combined with a vibrant modern media scene, makes it an inspiring venue for conversations that shape the future of communication.