The postgraduate degree program, MA Media and Public Relations, is designed to elevate your professional development by imparting advanced skills and knowledge. This comprehensive course delves into the principles and practices of public relations (PR), exploring the structural intricacies of the PR sector and providing valuable insights into its operational dynamics.
Throughout the program, you will explore the history and evolution of public relations across different global contexts, establishing a solid theoretical foundation to analyze this rapidly evolving profession. The curriculum covers a spectrum of classic and emerging PR strategies, emphasizing the role of research in shaping PR campaigns and assessing their effectiveness, including broader social impacts. The course delves into successful PR campaigns, dissecting the relationships between PR and the media, and scrutinizing how both commercial enterprises and non-governmental organizations leverage PR techniques to advance their objectives.
A distinctive feature of this course is the in-depth examination of publicity functions and crisis communications management. You will develop the critical skills to analyze PR campaigns, and the program equips you with the ability to conduct research for evaluating campaign effectiveness. Furthermore, you’ll gain the expertise to plan and execute impactful PR campaigns.
Benefiting from the expertise of lecturers and support tutors who possess a unique blend of theoretical knowledge, research proficiency, and practical experience in the PR sector, this program stands out. The University of Leicester’s partnership with the UK Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) adds significant value to your learning experience. As a student, you’ll enjoy perks such as free PRCA membership, unlimited access to PRCA online training courses, and participation in networking events, work placements, and graduate schemes.
- Issues in Media and Communication
- PR and Society
- Strategic Communication Management
- Media Research Design and Practice
- Dissertation
The MA in International Relations and World Order offers a fully online learning experience facilitated by the University of Leicester’s distance learning platform. To fully engage in the program, a reliable and regular internet connection, preferably broadband, is imperative.
As a distance learning student, you will benefit from the University Library’s electronic services, notably the extensive resources of the Leicester Digital Library, encompassing a wealth of e-journals and e-books. Throughout your studies, you will be guided by experienced tutors available online. Specialized services for distance learners, including access to the internet, database services, and the virtual learning support environment, Blackboard, will be at your disposal.
The learning approach involves working through provided materials and readings, complemented by activities tailored for individual students. Engaging in open and structured discussion forums moderated by module tutors is a key aspect of the learning process. Assessment methods include essays, critical reviews, case study reports, research methods assignments, online presentations, and the completion of a dissertation.
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- A first or second class honours degree in a relevant subject, or equivalent professional qualification.
- IELTS 6.5 or equivalent. If your first language is not English, you may need to provide evidence of your English language ability.
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