Impact of Media Exposure on Environmental Legal Literacy and-Pro Environmental Behaviors Among University Students

Musab Abdelgadir Widdatallah and Mohammed Elsadig Abdallah

Studies in Media and Communication, 2026, vol. 14, issue 1, 103-111

Abstract: This study discussed how much media exposure contributes to environmental legal literacy and pro-environmental behavior among university students in Saudi Arabia. It adopted a quantitative design through the administration of a structured questionnaire to 120 respondents purposively selected from the law and media student cohorts. The data revealed, by independent samples t-test analysis, that the environmental awareness and pro-environmental behavior were significantly higher in the media students compared to their counterparts studying law (MD = 25.36, p

Date: 2026
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