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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a media student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is studying media-related subjects, such as journalism, film, or communication.
Example: "As a media student, I often participate in workshops to enhance my skills in video production."
Alternatives: "a communications student" or "a journalism student."
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Media studies is often seen as a "mickey mouse" subject and a media student is perceived to be the degree equivalent of the couch potato.
Rizan Khan, a media student in Birmingham, says: "I am a representative of my country, so it my responsibility to answer people.
"It is true we are not afraid to speak our mind now and that is the most beautiful thing about the revolution," said Asmaa Gamal, 20, a media student in Cairo who joined the protests in Tahrir Square that led to the fall of the Mubarak regime.
"I've been studying at Sinai University for four years," Khuloud, a media student, tells me.
A media student by the name of Roqaya tells me: "Apart from the daily threat of violence, what's also really annoying is that the internet and communication networks are constantly being cut off either during military operations or as a result of ISIS attacks damaging the infrastructure.
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Viewed more 375,000 times on YouTube by Sunday evening, the advert was produced by Nick Jablonka, an A-level media student, who had studied the mini-movies for his coursework.
Sumara Bi Sultan, a 26-year-old media student, thinks Kauser's speech was an inspiration.
If you have a film or digital media student working hard from sunup through the next sunup, opt for a reliable external hard drive.
This week it's the turn of Marcus Thaine, a 19-year-old media student from Melbourne who writes at totemmag.com.
"We are turning into being like Tunisia, like Egypt," said Amjad, another antigovernment protester who said he was a 21-year-old media student.
Omar el-Shamy, a 21-year-old media student, added, "The Egyptian TV is just brainwashing everyone into believing what we are doing here is wrong, but I think that's not working anymore".
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