Mohamed Satti

Mohamed Satti is an Associate Professor in Management Communications at Ivey Business School, Western University, Canada. With over 15 years of teaching experience, he previously held academic positions at the American University of Kuwait and Wittenberg University. His industry experience spans sales, marketing, and customer service.

• Education:
  • PhD in Media Arts and Studies, Ohio University (2009)
  • MBA, Ohio University (2003)
  • MA in International Affairs, Ohio University (2003)
  • BA in Political Science and Economics, American University in Cairo (1996)

Satti's research focuses on cross-cultural communication, media framing of political content, and journalism education reform. His recent book Sudan Media Makers examines diaspora media practices. He has served as a peer reviewer for multiple journals including the International Communication Research Journal and Global Media and Communication.

His publications explore diverse topics: front-page news dynamics in Kuwait (Journal of International and Intercultural Communication, 2022), agenda-setting differences between Al Jazeera Arabic and English platforms (2020), political messaging in Sudanese music (2017), and terrorism coverage analysis (2015).

A recognized expert in his field, Satti has been interviewed by Al Jazeera and The Washington Post regarding media communication practices. He teaches communications skills to HBA, MBA, and MSc students at Ivey Business School.