Lord Media Network (Private) Limited and its subsidiary Internews Pakistan and Fazaia Bilquis College of Education for Women FBCOE(W) on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance cooperation in media education, training and professional capacity building for students and faculty.
Under the agreement, the two institutions will collaborate on media literacy, journalism skills, digital communication and responsible content creation, aiming to bridge academic learning with practical industry exposure.
Principal and Vice Principal of FBCOE(W) and Rana Qaisar Jamshaid, Director of Lord Media Network, attended the MoU signing ceremony at the Fazaia Bilquis College of Education for Women, PAF Base Nur Khan, Rawalpindi.
According to the MoU, the Lord Media Network will serve as the industry partner, providing expert-led workshops, certificate courses, mentorship sessions and training program in areas such as journalism, digital safety, storytelling and communication skills. The partnership also envisages internships, fellowships and project-based learning opportunities for students, subject to program availability.
The MoU outlines joint initiatives including seminars, conferences, workshops, research activities and community outreach program designed to promote ethical journalism, civic engagement and modern media practices. Both sides also agreed to collaborate on content development, podcasting, video production, fact-checking and other digital skills aligned with contemporary media requirements.
Fazaia Bilquis College of Education for Women will facilitate student and faculty participation in the agreed activities, provide institutional support and ensure coordination for the smooth implementation of joint program. Both parties committed to maintaining ethical standards, confidentiality and transparency throughout the collaboration, the agreement states.
The partnership reflects Lord Media Network’s broader objective of strengthening academic–industry linkages and supporting the development of independent, responsible and skilled media professionals in Pakistan. The Lord Media Network, having over two decade long expertise in trainings and internships, would expand opportunities for young women to gain practical exposure in the media and communication sector. — LORD
