Iran Broadcasting University

The Iran Broadcasting University (, Dāneshgāh-e Sedā va Simā) formerly known as the Iran Broadcasting College (, Dāneshkade-ye Sedā va Simā) is a public university in Tehran, Iran. It is affiliated to I.R.I.B and also has campuses in Qom.

History
The first name of the institution was the Technical Training Center, which was later changed to IRIB University. In 1982 diplomas in production were promoted to bachelor's degrees and in 1995 and 1996 degrees in technical engineering and film production were added. In 1997 a communications degree was created to join academic disciplines.

In 1997, IRIB also established a broadcasting school up to degree level in Qom.

Faculties

 * Faculty of TV & Radio Productions
 * Majors: TV Directing(Dramatic and Documentary), Producers(Dramatic and Documentary), Radio(Writer and Producer), Playing international Instrument


 * Faculty of Broadcast Engineering
 * Majors: Electrical Technician(Sound and Video and Transmitter), Electrical Engineering, Sound Engineering


 * Faculty of Communication
 * Majors: Communication(News and Radio), Research in the Communication, Advertising and Marketing, Radio and TV Journalism


 * Faculty of Digital Arts
 * Majors: TV and Digital Arts(Graphic and Animation)


 * Faculty of Philosophy and Media
 * Majors: Media Management, Religion and Media, Dramatic Literature


 * Faculty of Media Applied Science and Technology
 * Majors: Media, Sound, IT, Media Relations, Journalism, Animation, cinematography, Film Production, Financial Accounting, Cultural Affairs, Codification, Media Engineering, IT in Media Engineering

Events

 * 1st Conference on Broadcast Engineering 2005
 * 2nd Conference on Broadcast Engineering 2007
 * 3rd Conference on Broadcast Engineering 2009
 * 4th Conference on Broadcast Engineering 2011

Notable alumni
• Behrooz Afkhami

• Sirous Ranjbar

• Pouran Derakhshandeh

• Bahman Ghobadi

• Hossein Jafarian

• Fred Khoshtinat

• Jafar Panahi

• Seyed Amir Parvin Hosseini

• Parviz Shahbazi

• Hamid Tamjidi

• Maziar Miri