To public relations professionals, the core responsibility of their job is to assist organistions or clients in the careful management of information flow and their hard won reputations. For most of its history, practioners were doing that on a national scale. Today, they must increasingly deal with organisations that are operating in an international context, across borders and across political, social and cultural divides. The demands of a 'deadline every minute,' and the challenge of attracting and satisfying audiences from every culture are what face journalists in the digital era. This is a practical nine month course intended to prepare the new graduate for a career in journalism.
Students specialise in broadcast , magazine , newspaper.
This is a practical nine month course intended to prepare the new graduate for a career in public relations . Postgraduate Research Programme Research students are attacted to the Tom Hopkinson Centre for Media Research , the Risk, Media and Communication Research Group and the Cultural Performance and Identity research group. Supervision is available for an MPhil or PhD across a wide range of topics in media and cultural studies, television, film and journalism.