| JM01 | THE EFFECTS OF VIOLENT TV CONTENT ON CHILDREN AT BUEA UNIVERSITY |
| JM02 | PERCEPTION OF IMAGES BY NEWSPAPER READERS |
| JM03 | EFFECTIVENESS OF NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION ACROSS CULTURES IN CAMEROON |
| JM04 | THE ROLE OF GOOGLE IN STUDENTS’ EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT. |
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| JM06 | the impact of advertising on consumer buying behavior in Buea locality. |
| JM07 | AN ASSESSMENT OF THE USE OF COMMUNICATION BY THE GOVERNMENT TO ADDRESS THE SALE OF DRUGS IN THE STREETS. |
| JMO8 | “Effect of television lessons on secondary school students during the 2020 lockdown. (Case study JMC level 300)”. |
| JM09 | THE USE OF THE MEDIA BY NGOs IN THE ADVOCACY OF PEACE IN BUEA |
| JM10 | EFFECT OF GOMBO ON PROFESSIONAL STANDARD OF JOURNALISM. |
| JM11 | THE EFFECTS OF AUDIO VISUAL MEDIA ON HEALTH OUTCOME OF RURAL AUDIENCES |
| JM12 | MEDIA CREDIBILITY IN CRISIS SITUATIONS: THE CASE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE CAMEROON ANGLOPHONE CRISIS |
| JM13 | NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION ACROSS CULTUTRES IN CAMEROON |
| JM14 | UNIVERSITY OF BUEA STUDENTS’ APPRAISAL OF COMMUNICATION CHANNELS USED BY THE SCHOOL HIERARCHY |
| JM15 | JOURNALISM STUDENT PERCEPTION ON PUBLISHING: CASE STUDY OF GRADUATES AND POSTGRADUATE JMC STUDENTS |
| JM16 | THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON STUDENTS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN CAMEROON |
| JM17 | THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON STUDENTS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE: A CASE STUDY OF STUDENTS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BUEA |
| JM18 | DETERMINANTS OF ONLINE BUYING BEHAVIOUR OF SOCIAL MEDIA USERS: A SURVEY OF UNIVERSITY OF BUEA STUDENTS |
| JM19 | Impact of TikTok Advertising on Cameroonian Youths’ Purchasing Decisions: A Survey of TikTok Users in Buea |
| JM20 | IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON THE MORAL BEHAVIOUR OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM21 | EFFECTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA USE ON UNIVERSITY OF BUEA STUDENT’S PHYSICAL SOCIAL INTERACTION |
| JM22 | Effects of Facebook , whatsapp and tiktok on News Dissemination in Buea |
| JM23 | RADIO LISTENERSHIP AMONGST YOUTHS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BUEA: PRECISELY IN THE DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION |
| JM24 | EFFECTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA ADVERTISING ON SMALL SCALE BUSINESSES IN BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM25 | MOTIVES FOR ENGAGING WITH TV REALITY SHOW AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN CAMEROON.CASE OF BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM26 | MEDIA PORTRAYAL OF CAMEROON: A STUDY OF THE POST AND CAMEROON TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS |
| JM27 | The effect of obscene images viewed by teenagers over cable TV channels in the Buea Municipality |
| JM29 | Accessing the Effects of new media on conventional Media use by University of Buea students |
| JM30 | Audience perception of the credibility of local news sources in cameroon.case of southwest region |
| JM31 | AUDIENCE RESPONSE TO MESSAGE FRAMING ABOUT COVID-19 IN RADIO STATIONS IN BUEA |
| JM32 | EFFECTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON FAMILY RELATIONSHIP IN CAMEROON. CASE OF BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM33 | ASSESSING NEWSPAPER READERSHIP AMONGST JMC STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITY OF BUEA |
| JM34 | The role of silence as a tool for communication.Case of buea municipality |
| JM35 | CHALLENGES FACED BY FEMALE JOURNALIST IN SPORTS REPORTING IN CAMEROON. CASE STUDY: FEMALE SPORTS JOURNALISTS IN DOUALA. |
| JM36 | The impact of media content on human behaviour.Case study,level 400 journalism students in the University of Buea, South West Region of Cameroon |
| JM37 | EFFECT OF FAKE NEWS ON FACEBOOK ON THE JOURNALISTIC PRACTICE OF LEVEL 400 UNIVERSITY OF BUEA JOURNALISM STUDENTS |
| JM38 | The Experience of Cyber Bullying by Female Victims in Buea: The Case of the Students of the University of Buea |
| JM39 | Analyzing Users’ Perception on Media Education Regarding Diaper Usage and Disposal: A Case Study of Women in Buea Town, Cameroon |
| JM40 | Social media and sexuality amongst teenage girls in Buea |
| JM41 | READERS PERCEPTION OF THE USE OF PHOTOGRAPH IN REENFORCEMENT OF NEWSPAPER MESSAGE IN CAMEROON |
| JM42 | AN ASSESSMENT OF PRESS FREEDOM IN CAMEROON: CASE STUDY OF THE MEDIA IN BUEA. |
| JM43 | NEWS DEPENDENCY AMONGST UNIVERSITY OF BUEA STUDENTS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TELEVISION AND NEWSPAPER |
| JM44 | INFLUENCE OF RADIO PROGRAM AND FAMILY PLANNING CAMPAIGN ON YOUNG COUPLES IN MOLYKO, BUEA CAMEROON |
| JM45 | THE ROLE OF MASS MEDIA ON FAMILY PLANNING IN THE BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM46 | THE EFFECTS OF WATCHING VIOLENT TELEVISION CONTENT AND PROGRAMS ON YOUTH’S TENDENCY TOWARD VIOLENCE IN BUEA MUNICIPALITY CAMEROON |
| JM47 | The Effects of Violent Television Content on Youths in the University of Buea |
| JM48 | INVESTIGATING REASONS FOR MALE PREVALENCE IN THE JOURNALISM PROFESSION IN CAMEROON |
| JM49 | THE INFLUENCE OF WESTERN TELEVISION PROGRAMS ON THE CULTURAL VALUES OF CAMEROONIAN YOUTHS |
| JM50 | THE ROLE OF PEACE JOURNALISM IN RESOLVING THE CAMEROON ANGLOPHONE CRISIS |
| JM51 | ASSESSMENT OF JMC STUDENTS’ PARTICIPATION IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE CHARIOT RADIO AND THE CHARIOT NEWSPAPER |
| JM52 | DETERMINANTS OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN TV CHANNELS VIEWERSHIP AMONGST TV AUDIENCE IN THE BUEA MUNICIPALITY, SOUTH WEST REGION, CAMEROON |
| jm53 | SOCIAL MEDIA AND MORAL DECADENCE AMONGST UNIVERSITY OF BUEA STUDENTS |
| JM54 | COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF VIEWERSHIP PREFERENCE OF FOREIGN AND LOCAL TELEVISION STATIONS AMONG CAMEROONIAN YOUTHS (UNIVERSITY OF BUEA STUDENTS) |
| JM55 | STUDENTS PERCEPTION ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SOCIAL MEDIA ADVERTISEMENTS. CASE OF JOURNALISM STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BUEA, CAMEROON |
| JM56 | THE ROLE OF PEACE JOURNALISM IN RESOLVING THE CAMEROON ANGLOPHONE CRISIS |
| JM57 | AN ASSESSMENT OF THE USE OF COMMUNICATION BY THE GOVERNMENT TO ADDRESS THE SALE OF DRUGS IN THE STREETS IN BUEA CAMEROON |
| JM58 | THE ROLE OF GOOGLE IN STUDENTS’ EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM59 | THE EFFECTS OF AUDIO VISUAL MEDIA ON HEALTH OUTCOME OF RURAL AUDIENCES IN BUEA CAMEROON |
| JM60 | THE EFFECTIVE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA APPS AND PLATFORMS FOR DISSEMINATION OF SCHOOL RELATED INFORMATION AMONGST JMC STUDENTS -UNIVERSITY OF BUEA |
| JM61 | THE PRACTICE OF CITIZEN JOURNALISM: EFFECTS ON MAIN STREAM JOURNALISM IN CAMEROON |
| JM62 | PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF THE CONVENTIONAL STATE OWNED AND SOCIAL MEDIA CREDIBILITY ON THE ANGLOPHONE CRISIS: A SURVEY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BUEA STUDENTS. |
| JM63 | JOURNALISM STUDENT PERCEPTION ON PUBLISHING: CASE STUDY OF GRADUATES AND POSTGRADUATE JMC STUDENTS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BUEA CAMEROON |
| JM64 | BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS ON SOCIAL MEDIA IN CAMEROON, THE CASE OF CRTV’S USE OF DIALOGIC COMMUNICATION ON FACEBOOK |
| JM65 | THE ROLE OF THE PRINT IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HIV/AIDS AMONGST WOMEN IN CAMEROON:THE CASE OF POST NEWSPAPER. |
| JM66 | THE PERCEPTION OF NEWSPAPER READERS ON THE USE OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN CAMEROON NEWSPAPERS, CASE STUDY OF YAOUNDÉ |
| JM67 | THE SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE PROMOTION OF WOMENS EMPOWERMENT IN CAMEROON; A SURVEY OF MOLYKO, BUEA AUDIENCE |
| JM68 | CONSUMER MOTIVES FOR PURCHASING SECOND HAND BRANDED PRODUCTS IN CAMEROON,CASE STUDY, CARS |
| JM69 | ASSESSING THE IMPORTANCE OF CARTOON IN NEWSPAPER JOURNALISM IN CAMEROON |
| jm70 | AN EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF THE MASS MEDIA IN CAMEROON POLITICS |
| JM71 | AN ASSESSMENT OF BROADCAST MEDIA AS A TOOLS FOR EFFECTIVE RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN CAMEROON |
| jm72 | AN ASSESSMENT OF THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON THE USE OF TRADITIONAL MASS MEDIA AMONG CAMEROONIAN YOUTHS |
| JM73 | YOUTHS AND NEWSPAPER READERSHIP AMONG THE YOUTHS IN THE BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM74 | THE REACTION OF SELECTED PRINT MEDIA ORGANS VIS-À -VIS THE COMMUNICATON COUNCIL OF CAMEROON |
| JM75 | SOCIAL MEDIA AND SEXUALITY AMONGST TEENAGE GIRLS IN BUEA |
| JM76 | THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS IN COMPARISON TO MAINSTREAM MEDIA AMONG UNIVERSITY OF BUEA STUDENTS. |
| JM77 | EFFECTS OF FACEBOOK ON NEWS DISSEMINATION IN BUEA |
| JM78 | SOCIAL MEDIA (FACEBOOK AND WHATSAPP) INTERACTION AMONG THE STUDENTS AND LECTURERS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BUEA |
| JM79 | THE REACTION OF SELECTED PRINT MEDIA ORGANS VIS-À -VIS THE COMMUNICATION COUNCIL OF CAMEROON |
| JM80 | AN APPRAISAL OF STUDENT-TEACHER INTERACTIONS ON FACEBOOK IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BUEA |
| JM81 | CHALLENGES OF TECHNOLOGY AS A TOOL OF LEARNING AND COMMUNICATION IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BUEA |
| JM82 | THE EFFECTIVE USE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS IN PARASTATALS. CASE STUDY: MTN AND ORANGE CAMEROON |
| JM83 | EFFECTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON FACE TO FACE COMMUNICATION: CASE OF FINAL YEAR JMC STUDENTS |
| JM84 | THE IMPACT OF DISINFORMATION TO THE SOCIETY BASED ON THE RISE OF FAKE NEWS ON FACEBOOK AND WHATSAPP IN BUEA |
| JM85 | MEDIA PREFERENCE AND USES AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN CAMEROON |
| JM86 | THE ROLE OF MASS MEDIA IN THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID-19 IN THE BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM87 | THE INFLUENCE OF NOLLYWOOD DRESSING ON THE DRESSING HABITS OF YOUTHS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN CAMEROON |
| JM88 | PERCEPTION AND USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN INFORMATION SHARING AMONGST HEALTH WORKERS IN THE BUEA HEALTH AREA |
| JM89 | THE PUBLIC MEDIA AND SELF-CENSORSHIP IN THE BUEA MUNICIPALITY –CRTV MOUNT CAMEROON FM |
| JM90 | THE ATTITUDE OF FEMALE MASS COMMUNICATION STUDENTS TOWARDS JOURNALISM AS A CAREER IN CAMEROON |
| JM91 | THE INFLUENCE OF WHATSAPP MARKETING ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR ON 400 LEVEL JMC STUDENTS IN THE BUEA UNIVERSITY |
| JM92 | THE EFFECT OF TV ADVERTISEMENT ON THE BUYING BEHAVIOUR OF THE YOUTHS IN THE BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM93 | THE IMPACT OF PORNOGRAPHIC FILMS ON CAMEROONIAN YOUTH; THE CASE OF UB STUDENTS |
| JM94 | IMPACT OF WHATSAPP USAGE ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF JMC UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF BUEA |
| JM95 | TELEVISION CONSUMPTION AND EFFECTS ON YOUTH BEHAVIOUR. CASE STUDY: MOLYKO |
| JM96 | UB STUDENTS’ ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL MEDIA USE FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING DURING COVID-19 PERIOD IN CAMEROON |
| JM97 | EVALUATION OF NEWSPAPER DESIGN: THE CASE OF THREE CAMEROON NEWSPAPERS |
| JM98 | COMMUNITY RADIO CONTRIBUTION TO HEALTH PROMOTION IN RESPONSE TO HEALTH CRISIS: A CASE STUDY COVID-19 PANDEMIC 2020/2021 |
| JM99 | THE ROLE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS PRACTITIONERS AS SOCIAL MEDIA EXPERTS IN CAMEROON |
| JM100 | AN INVESTIGATION OF CONSUMER MOTIVES FOR PURCHASING SECONDHAND BRANDED PRODUCTS IN CAMEROON: CASE STUDY, CARS |
| JM101 | PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF SOCIAL MEDIA AS A NEWS SOURCE IN BUEA CAMEROON |
| JM102 | UNIVERSITY OF BUEA STUDENTS’ APPRAISAL OF COMMUNICATION CHANNELS USED BY THE SCHOOL HIERARCHY |
| JM103 | THE IMPACTS OF FAKE NEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIA IN CAMEROON CASE STUDY FACEBOOK USERS IN BUEA MUNICIPALITY |
| JM104 | PRINT MEDIA COVERAGE OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN CAMEROON |
| JM105 | THE INFLUENCE OF WESTERN TELEVISION PROGRAMMES ON THE CULTURAL VALUES OF THE CAMEROONIAN YOUTHS: THE CASE OF UB STUDENTS |
| JM106 | THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMPETENCES ON ACCADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BAMENDA |
| JM107 | THE INFLUENCE OF FOREIGN SCREEN ACTORS ON THE ANGLOPHONE CAMEROON FILM SECTOR |
| JM108 | THE INFLUENCE OF THE MEDIA IN THE DECENTRALIZATION PROCESS IN CAMEROON |
| JM109 | THE ROLE OF HUMANITARIAN RADIO PROGRAMMES IN PROMOTING HUMANITARIAN AID IN CRISIS AFFECTED AREAS OF CAMEROON, THE CASE OF BUEA |
| JM110 | ETHNICITY AND POLITICAL OUTCOME|: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE POLITICS OF REGIONAL BALANCE IN CAMEROON |
| JM111 | ANALYSIS OF FACEBOOK AND TWITTER USAGE IN CAMEROON’S 2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS |
| JM112 | DISCOURSIVE APPRAISAL OF NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENT: SOME SELECTED NEWSPAPERS IN CAMEROON |
| JM113 | CREDIBILITY OF SOCIAL MEDIA AS AN INFORMATION GATHERING TOOL IN AUDIOVISUAL NEWS PRODUCTION: AN ASSESSMENT OF JOURNALISTS PERSPECTIVE IN FAKO DIVISON, CAMEROON |
