Sahar Talaat, is a professor and researcher in the Department of Political Mass Media in the School of Political and Economic Studies at Future University Egypt (FUE), Cairo, Egypt. She teaches: Specialized Writing, Debate Moderation, Measuring Public Opinion, Research Methodology, Public Opinion and Policy Making y Conducting interviews.

Expert on communication and gender She was a teacher in the Master’s degree programme of Erasmus Mundus Crossing Mediterranean: Towards Investment and Integration (MIM) of the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and  taught in the Gender and Communication programme of the UCM, title of the course: The Image of the Arab Women in the Media in the Arab countries, challenges and progress.

She was a researcher in the LAPREC Research Group, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Department of Journalism and Communication Sciences, The former research project was on the Social Construction of the Euro-Med space in the mass media: information in the press and television. She participated in numerous conferences at a national and international level, including the Debate Forum: Robotics and Artificial Intelligence from a gender perspective of the UCM.

She is the author of multiple publications, among which are: Talaat, Sahar (2017). 2nd Conference: Women of 3 cultures, 3-5 May, 2017. Role of the Arab Cinema in Bridging the Socio-Cultural gap. Madrid at the University of Complutense, School of Science of Information and Communication; Talaat, Sahar (2016). Mujeres Árabes entre la Valentía y los Conflictos. In Isabel Tajahuerce Angel. Women, Communication and Armed Conflicts. Madrid: The Deaf Lantern; Talaat, Sahar M. (2009). La construcción de universos simbólicos a través de la ficción televisiva: Transmisión de identidades culturales excluyentes. In Borders, De Signis review, issue no. 13, coord. Teresa Velasquez. Buenos Aires, La Crujía and Talaat, Sahar (2007). The Arab Journalism in the "Digital Age": An examination of the current situation of the Egyptian professional journalists. At IAMCR Conference, Paris at the UNESCO.

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