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Graduates in general are:
At least at the level of Supervisor, Manager, Department Head, or even General Manager in the field of Public Relations, both in the private sector, public, and non-profit organizations; as well as at the national or international level.
Other profiles are specifically:
Corporate Communication Expert, Communication Strategy Planner, Expert in Public Relations Management (Internal & External), and Communication Crisis Manager.
Subjects that are taught to support the graduate profile, namely:
Fundamental of Communication Management, Strategic Planning & Digital Public Relations, Communication Studies, Strategic Issues Management, Investor Relations, Communication Research, Social Media & Crisis Communication, Sustainability of Corporate Communication, Seminar & Publication, and Thesis/Non-Thesis.
Graduates in general are:
At least at the level of Supervisor, Manager, Department Head, or even General Manager in the field of marketing, both in the private sector, public, and non-profit organizations; as well as at the national and international levels.
Other profiles are specifically:
Marketing Analysis Expert, Marketing Communication Manager, Marketing Consultant, Market Researcher and Analyst, Creative Director, and Marketing Entrepreneur.
Subjects that are taught to support the graduate profile, namely:
Strategic Marketing Communication Management, Social & Online Media Strategies, Communication Studies, Digital Consumer Behavior, Strategic Customer Management, Communication Research, Technology & Business Sustainability, Strategic Branding & Digital Communication, Seminar & Publication, and Thesis/Non-Thesis.
Graduates of Master of Communication Science from this concentration are expected to have the ability to design, implement, and evaluate effective communication strategies to support business objectives, both in the private sector, public, and non-profit organizations; as well as at the national or international level.
Graduates in general are:
At least at the level of Supervisor, Manager, Department Head, or even General Manager in various business fields, both in the private and government sectors.
Other profiles are specifically:
Local and Global business experts, Business and Communication Consultants, Academics or Communication Researchers, Negotiators in Business, and Entrepreneurs in Various Private Sectors.
Subjects that are taught to support the profile of graduates, namely:
Fundamental of Communication Management, Strategic Customer Management, Communication Studies, Financial Communication in Business, Strategic Issues Management, Communication Research, Technology & Business Sustainability, Leadership & Innovation Management, Seminar & Publication, and Thesis/Non-Thesis.
Graduates of this concentration are expected to have strategic, analytical, and practical skills in managing digital communication and media. In addition, graduates have the ability to design for the development and implementation of effective digital communication strategies for various fields of work, both in private, public, and non-profit organizations; as well as at the national and international levels.
Graduates in general are:
At least at the level of Supervisor, Manager, Department Head, or even General Manager in various digital media and communication businesses.
Other profiles specifically are:
Digital Media Entrepreneur, Digital Data and Trend Analyst, Digital Communication Consultant, and Digital Communication Academic and Researcher.
Subjects that are taught to support the profile of graduates, namely:
Business of Media in the Digital Era, Social & Online Media Strategies, Communication Studies, International Business Communication in The Digital Age, Digital & Media Management, Communication Research, Political Economy of Mass Media, Understanding Media Audience, Seminar & Publication, and Thesis/Non-Thesis.
Typical graduates are:
At least at the level of Supervisor, Manager, Department Head, or even General Manager in various fields of health communication.
Other profiles specifically are:
Researcher in Health Communication, Health Communication Consultant, Researcher in Health Communication, Developer of Technology and Innovation in Health Communication, and Health Campaign Strategy Expert.
Subjects that are taught to support the profile of graduates, namely:
Fundamental of Communication Management, Health and Therapeutic Communication, Communication Studies, Communication Issues in Healthcare, Law and Ethics Communication, Communication Research, Leadership & Innovation Management, Health Communication Technologies, Seminar & Publication, and Thesis/Non-Thesis.
Doctoral Programme
Strategic Public Relations Leadership Communication focuses on the integration of advanced public relations practices with leadership skills. It emphasizes the ability to navigate dynamic, often uncertain environments by fostering connections, guiding teams, managing crises, and inspiring change through effective communication.
The Doctoral concentration explores multidisciplinary research across various contexts such as corporate, business, and nonprofit sectors. Graduates are equipped with the knowledge to strategically plan, analyze, and communicate, using both traditional and digital platforms to advance public relations and leadership initiatives. The goal is to create collaborative, impactful change in society through public relations expertise

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