Executive Master of Strategic Communication
University of Technology Sydney
Key Information
Campus location
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
1 - 2 year
Pace
Full time, Part time
Tuition fees
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Application deadline
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* in AUD per 24cp session
Introduction
The world of public communication is changing rapidly through digitalisation, 'big data' analysis, new platforms and channels and shifting attitudes and concerns. These are leading to changing practices and challenges, and new ethical concerns. The UTS Executive Master of Strategic Communication is based on the latest research and is taught by a combination of senior academic researchers and leading industry professionals. All applicants need to have completed a minimum of three years' relevant work experience in the communication industry. Those who do not meet this requirement may wish to consider the Master of Strategic Communication (C04385).
Graduates of this course obtain: an advanced understanding of human communication informed by social psychology, sociology, semiotics, cultural studies and other disciplines the capability to synthesise communication theory and contemporary practice an advanced capability in developing communication strategy informed by research and analysis a sensitivity to ethical and legal issues related to media and communication a sensitivity to inclusiveness, equity and social justice the capacity to develop effective communication strategies that reflect intercultural and global perspectives, and advanced practical skills to apply strategic communication to address challenges and problems.
Graduates of this course are equipped to work in senior strategic planning and management roles in corporate, government, political, organisational, or marketing communication, advertising, public relations, or integrated communication, including positions related to marketing and promotion, stakeholder engagement, employee communication, community relations, media relations and public affairs.
Program Outcome
Graduates of this course obtain an advanced understanding of human communication informed by social psychology, sociology, semiotics, cultural studies and other disciplines the capability to synthesise communication theory and contemporary practice an advanced capability in developing communication strategy informed by research and analysis sensitivity to ethical and legal issues related to media and communication a sensitivity to inclusiveness, equity and social justice the capacity to develop effective communication strategies that reflect intercultural and global perspectives, and advanced practical skills to apply strategic communication to address challenges and problems.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of this course are equipped to work in senior strategic planning and management roles in corporate, government, political, organisational, or marketing communication, advertising, public relations, or integrated communication, including positions related to marketing and promotion, stakeholder engagement, employee communication, community relations, media relations and public affairs.