• Courses under this: Courses typically include subjects like:
  • Introduction to Public Relations
  • Communication Theory
  • Media Writing and Journalism
  • Strategic Communication Planning
  • Public Relations Campaigns
  • Digital Media and Social Media Management
  • Crisis Communication
  • Corporate Communication
  • Public Relations Research and Evaluation
  • Internship/Practicum in Public Relations
• Course Level: It’s an undergraduate program specializing in public relations.
• Duration: Typically a three to four-year program when pursued full-time.
• Mode: Offered in full-time, residency-based formats, involving classroom lectures, practical projects, case studies, and internships in public relations firms or corporate communication departments.
• Eligibility Criteria: Requires completion of secondary education with a strong academic record. Some programs may also require proficiency in language and communication skills.
• Admission Process: Involves submitting an application with academic transcripts, possibly participating in entrance exams or interviews, and presenting a portfolio or demonstration of communication skills.
• Areas of Employment: Graduates can work in public relations agencies, corporate communication departments, government organizations, non-profit organizations, and public affairs firms. They can find employment as public relations specialists, media relations managers, corporate communication managers, social media coordinators, or pursue entrepreneurial ventures in public relations consulting.