The instructors come from a wide range of professional communication backgrounds, each bringing their own unique experience to the classroom. You will gain fundamental knowledge and communication skills, including: public relations management writing communication research event management media relations strategic communication planning By being involved with the other disciplines — journalism, broadcasting, and information design — you learn to collaborate with members of the university community and media, a skill that is essential to the success of public relations professionals. A curriculum focused both on theory and practical experience requires you to go beyond the classroom to work in a PR setting. You apply your learning in a real job setting by completing two semester-long, supervised work experiences.

Applicants in all admission categories must present: English Language Arts 30-1 — minimum grade 60% Social Studies 30-1 — minimum grade 50%