A public relations degree can open the door to a variety of careers in media. Explore admission requirements, common courses and careers for PR graduates.

A career in public relations means handling a lot of tasks at one time. Essentially, you become a master juggler. There are many moving parts, and being able to prioritize is extremely important.

"If your job is to do media relations, then you need to engage with people in media," explains Stefan Pollack. The crux of public relations is building relationships with journalists.

Agency work can be interesting and varied, according to PRSSA, and it also tends to be fast-paced. As a result, it's possible for career growth to happen more quickly, PRSSA said. The Public Relations ...

Public relations is a unique and exciting field that strategizes how to connect organizations and celebrities to the public. The PR minor at the University of Wyoming prepares students to excel in ...

In 2016, she embarked on a new phase of her career and joined CMCI as CU’s first-ever, full-time public relations instructor for undergraduate studies. Her first job was as a public relations ...

The Arizona Student Public Relations Society (ASPRS), which was established in spring 2017 at the University of Arizona, provides opportunities for students to gain real-world experience and ...

By 1995, she landed her first position at a global firm, Ketchum Public Relations, which she describes as one of her most meaningful experiences. “I was just over the moon because that was sort of the ...