Welcome to the Department of Advertising, Public Relations and Media Design. We believe in preparing our students to shape the world around them through the practice of strategic communication. Our ...

They may serve as the press secretary for the president of the United States, a communications director for Google or a media specialist for a small nonprofit. As a public relations specialist ...

A public relations major is a branch of communications studies. PR majors learn how to issue statements and press releases to the public, sometimes by using social media, and how to work with ...

Public relations professionals are navigating a media landscape that continues to be transformed by the use of AI, shrinking newsrooms and shifting audience trust. Now, algorithms curate headlines ...

If you majored in marketing, public relations or journalism, or simply love interacting with media and seek opportunities to tell the Army’s story, this is the job for you. Why Should You Become ...

If you enjoy communicating, are a good storyteller and an avid social media user, you might be a good fit for this degree program. Online master’s degree programs in public relations have many ...

one of the highest honors in the visual media industry. In this role, Hari will head the South Korea-based breaking news operation that plays a critical role in The Post’s 24/7 global operations.

CU Boulder’s Department of Advertising, Public Relations and Media Design prepares you to be a leader in our ever-changing information society. Join a cohort of graduate students who are working to ...

Find details below about completing your journalism courses with a public relations and advertising emphasis. View all required courses on our bachelor's degree of journalism page.

we invite you to consult with media relations staff prior to the interview. We regularly work with reporters and can help answer your questions and prepare you for the interview. We recommend faculty, ...

Public relations professionals work with media types--magazines and newspaper editors and radio and TV producers--to get their clients' stories in the news. Because there's an awful lot of media ...