A.J.K. Mass Communication Research Centre

Official centre page describes media education and training, production equipment supplied through an early international collaboration, and educational programme production. No broader facilities inventory is asserted.

The centre offers graduate and postgraduate media education. Programme-specific eligibility and selection criteria should be taken from the current official university prospectus and admission notices; no unverified criteria are stated here.

Established in 1982 under Anwar Jamal Kidwai. The official institutional history records collaboration with York University, Toronto, and Canadian development assistance in its early development.

A.J.K. Mass Communication Research Centre is a media education and production centre within Jamia Millia Islamia. The university's institutional history dates the centre's founding to 1982 under Anwar Jamal Kidwai. Its official profile describes graduate and postgraduate education spanning the art, craft and technology of modern media, and records an early collaboration with York University in Toronto and Canadian development assistance. The centre also documents educational programme production for the University Grants Commission's Consortium for Educational Communication, including more than 1,000 programmes reported on its official page. Its stated educational approach combines professional practice with academic engagement and visiting practitioners.