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Mona is currently a Doctoral student at the Oxford Internet Institute (OII) at the University of Oxford, where she studies how social media could be used to manipulate the public opinion. Mona joined the Computational Propaganda project at the OII as a Research Assistant with a focus on the Middle East. Before joining Oxford University, Mona was awarded a Ford Foundation fellowship to study a dual degree program at the American University in Cairo. She received a Master’s degree in journalism and mass communication and a Graduate Diploma in public policy. She has presented research papers in major conferences such as the IAMCR and the ICA. Mona was selected as a fellow to attend the ICANN61 meeting in San Juan
'''Mona Elswah''' is currently a Doctoral student at the Oxford Internet Institute (OII) at the University of Oxford, where she studies how social media could be used to manipulate the public opinion. Mona joined the Computational Propaganda project at the OII as a Research Assistant with a focus on the Middle East. Before joining Oxford University, Mona was awarded a Ford Foundation fellowship to study a dual degree program at the American University in Cairo. She received a Master’s degree in journalism and mass communication and a Graduate Diploma in public policy. She has presented research papers in major conferences such as the IAMCR and the ICA. Mona was selected as a fellow to attend the ICANN61 meeting in San Juan
Mona holds the position of an Assistant Lecturer at the Faculty of Mass Communication, Cairo University. She assisted in various undergraduate courses and supervised many graduation projects. She focuses her studies on political communication, social media, and digital copyright
Mona holds the position of an Assistant Lecturer at the Faculty of Mass Communication, Cairo University. She assisted in various undergraduate courses and supervised many graduation projects. She focuses her studies on political communication, social media, and digital copyright