Entry requirements
Students will normally possess an honours degree or equivalent from a relevant subject area ( e . g . arts , humanities or social sciences ). Students without an honours degree may be admitted ( subject to interview ) to the course if they have other relevant qualifications and appropriate work experience .
International : Where your honours degree has not been studied in English , you will be required to provide evidence of English language competence at no less than IELTS 6.5 and no individual component score below 6.0 .
Other information Exit awards : PgCert ( 60 credits )
Delivery : At QMU with additional online learning
Duration : 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time
Start date : September 2021 and January 2022
Application deadline : None . See pages 153-154 for more information on how to apply .
Class sizes : Class sizes will depend on the modules chosen but will normally be between 15 and 30 students .
Fees : See pages 160-161
More information : Paolo Casteltrione ( icasteltrione @ qmu . ac . uk ), Programme Leader or Admissions ( admissions @ qmu . ac . uk )
Why QMU ?
Develop the modern strategic communication skills that employers are looking for .
Earn an internationally respected postgraduate qualification on a course that is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and Public Relations and Communications Association .
Tailor your learning to your future career , developing knowledge , skills and learning in a rich and diverse environment from tutors who are internationally published researchers and practitioners with years of professional experience .
Flexible block-study means you can combine study with your existing work and life commitments .
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