Strategic Communication MSc
University of Liverpool
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Organisations of all types operate in an increasingly complex environment marked by hyper-digitalisation, media fragmentation, ambiguous market and political conditions at global levels, and growing public scepticism. As a result, there is growing market demand for communication experts who can help organisations to (re)build trust, enhance reputation and, more in general, realise their strategic goals.IntroductionThe MSc Strategic Communication offers a cross-disciplinary education with a ...Read more

Organisations of all types operate in an increasingly complex environment marked by hyper-digitalisation, media fragmentation, ambiguous market and political conditions at global levels, and growing public scepticism. As a result, there is growing market demand for communication experts who can help organisations to (re)build trust, enhance reputation and, more in general, realise their strategic goals.IntroductionThe MSc Strategic Communication offers a cross-disciplinary education with a distinctive focus on:How corporate leaders, governments, public institutions, NGOs and even celebrities make use of narrative and argument to build consensus and dialogue with stakeholders and to (re)construct their reputation and trustworthiness, especially in crisis situations.The role of digital media, particularly social media, in enhancing strategic communication and informing strategic planning.The contexts and practices strategic communication (e.g. financial communication and investor relations political campaigns crisis management branding, policy change, takeover and mergers): how they are shaped through discourse strategies and how discourse strategies affect them.The course combines a range of conceptual knowledge and practical skills which are crucial for successfully and critically engaging in a variety of strategic communication activities, such as defining and effectively sharing the mission, vision and values of an organisation, responding to a crisis, launching new products and services or supporting strategic initiatives like mergers, event promotions, and campaigns for political elections, health prevention or policy change.You will learn how to define communication issues and objectives in line with organisational goals to analyse contexts, situations and audiences to design spoken and written communication that are at the same time sound, persuasive and compliant with legal and ethical requirements to exploit the potential offered by established communication technologies and new digital media to effectively engage stakeholders.Practical projects include a variety of activities such as designing and delivering effective public speeches, building digital media campaigns and writing of digital communications for live briefs.

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Entry requirements

Non-graduates with very extensive professional experience and/or other prior qualifications may also be considered. This degree should be in a communications-related discipline, such as Media, Communication, Linguistics or Management.

We also encourage applications from graduates who have work experience in a relevant role.

You should provide a personal statement with your application. This should demonstrate your interest in the programme and a good understanding of the programme content, as well as outlining your preferred career path in the field of communications.

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£1,250 month

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£2,500 month

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