Chartered Institute of Public Relations Internal Communications Diploma
This course is for experienced internal communication or PR professionals who want to develop their strategic internal communication and management skills. It provides those working in internal communications with a platform for continuous development.
On this course, you will take an in-depth look at the role that internal communications plays in organisations and in particular those going through change. You will develop your ability to use research to inform effective internal communication strategies and develop successful plans. The course focuses on core topics such as: analysing organisational culture; audit methodologies and application; change management theory; using research to in…
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This course is for experienced internal communication or PR
professionals who want to develop their strategic internal
communication and management skills. It provides those working in
internal communications with a platform for continuous
development.
On this course, you will take an in-depth look at the role that
internal communications plays in organisations and in particular
those going through change. You will develop your ability to use
research to inform effective internal communication strategies and
develop successful plans. The course focuses on core topics such
as: analysing organisational culture; audit methodologies and
application; change management theory; using research to inform and
help develop internal communication strategies; moving from one-way
communications to engagement; psychology of communication and the
role and function of technology including intranets.
EXIT AWARDS: CIPR Internal Communications Diploma. Graduates are
also awarded 45 credits towards QMUsMSc Public Relations
Delivery: Block attendance supported by onlinelearning
Single Modules: It is not possible to study single modules
Duration: Full-time: 7 months
Start date: January
Application deadline: The deadline for all overseas applicants who
require a visa to study in the UK should apply no later than the
30th June 2013.
Teaching, learning and assessment: On campus teaching comprises a
variety of approaches including lectures, workshops, case study,
group work and input from senior practitioners and QMU academics.
Work is set and contact maintained between teaching blocks through
online discussions. CIPR Internal Communications Diploma students
learn alongside CIPR Diploma and MSc Public Relations students
ensuring that you benefit from sharing experiences and developing a
network of colleagues. Assessment is through submission of a 6,000
word research project. Support is offered with research project
preparation. Further information is available on the CIPR website
at http://www.cipr.co.uk/courses/cipr-internalcommunication-
diploma
Teaching hours and attendance: You will be required to attend QMU
for one day in early January,one and half days at the end of
January, and a full day in March. Two further full day optional
sessions are offered.
Links with industry/professional bodies: Students on the course are
eligible for student membership of the Chartered Institute of
Public Relations (CIPR) and, on graduation, can upgrade their
membership to full or associate status depending on professional
experience.
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