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Applied Sciences

Communications & Media

BA International Communication

4 years

€2083 pa

Programme profile


During the programme you will be challenged to think critically and learn how to plan and implement communication strategies in an international context. You will graduate with the knowledge and skills needed to research, analyse and respond to issues crucial to communication.

As a graduate you will be ready to fill riles in a wide range of communication roles, in fields such as: public relations, corporate communication and public affairs in both the public and private sectors.

The first two years, the core programme, consists of subjects such as: professional orientation, intercultural communication theory and competence, media skills (DTP, Photoshop, video production, Indesign), communication campaigns, marketing and research skills. During years three and four you will follow a more individualised route. In year three you will go abroad for an internship and to study abroad. The fourth year is divided into two semesters: one devoted to your specialisation and the other to your final project

Programme content


The programme is divided into themes:

Year 1: Intercultural Communication; Professional Orientation; The Media & Money; Events

Year 2: Communication Research; Communication Campaigns; Transition, Crisis

Year 3: Internship; Semester Abroad

Year 4: Specialisation: either International Business Communication or European Affairs; Bachelor's Thesis

Progression


The university offers a related Masters programme, taught through English, in the following area:

- International Communication

Entry Requirements


Two A levels and 4 GCSEs [Grades A-C]

Six subjects at Leaving Certificate including at least two 2 at H5. Subjects to include Maths.  OR relevant FETAC/QQI Level 5 Certificate

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10 October

15 August