What is a master’s degree in international communication?
A master’s degree in communication encompasses the study of international organisations, diplomatic and political communication, the media and public opinion. It is accessible with a bac+3 or bac+4. It leads to a bachelor’s degree (bac+5).
It’s a course that gives you the knowledge you need to master the international market. It opens many doors for you to build an exceptional international career.
What are the objectives of these training courses?
The aim of this course is to train you for management positions. On completion, you will be able to work in the media industry or for NGOs on a global scale. The aim of the course is to prepare you as well as possible for your future role. Theoretical courses increase your knowledge and practical work develops your real skills. Work placements help you to immerse yourself in the world of work.
A typical study programme lasts between one and two years, depending on the institution. At the end of their studies, students receive an academic qualification such as Master of International Communication or Master of Public Diplomacy and Strategy.
International dimension of these Masters
This master’s degree has international standing. Graduates are highly sought after by employers around the world. Our master’s offers national, but above all international, opportunities. As a result, graduates can choose the profession and field that suits them best.
Our training enables you to aspire to a position of high responsibility and to manage multinational projects for international clients. Recruiters abroad are well aware of the value of our teaching and our qualifications.
What opportunities are there after a Masters in International Communications?
Good communication strategies remain essential for organisations trying to succeed on a global scale. This could be a UN or multinational companies trying to establish themselves around the world. The most sought-after positions are :
- director of international communications ;
- international media consultant ;
- international Brand Leader ;
- strategic planner ;
- international public relations officer ;
- international communications project manager ;
- Head of Media ;
- in charge of international events.
Depending on your experience, you may be able to move into other management positions. You can choose to work for national governments, large companies or NGOs. It is also possible to work as a consultant or freelancer.
Strengths of our Masters in International Communications
Our masters courses in international communications teach students the basics for a successful campaign. They learn how to plan, organise, direct and control all information activities and their management within an organisation. Our courses and teaching methods prepare students for management positions in international organisations.
The pace of the course combines theory and practice. Learners are trained in such a way as to facilitate their integration into working life. This gives them a considerable competitive advantage over their counterparts in the job market. Our exchange programmes and all the opportunities we offer help them to stand out from the crowd. This makes it easier for them to find a job.
Admission requirements for these Masters in International Communication
To access our masters in international communication at Sup de Pub, you must already have obtained an accredited L3 degree in communication. Diplomas awarded by other accredited universities are accepted, but candidates must pass an admission session. This applies to students wishing to enter the first year of the Master’s programme.
For M2 or Master 2 applicants, a Bac+4 or Master 1 degree is required. In all cases, admission begins with the submission of an application and the completion of a form. After a selection process, you will be admitted subject to the availability of places.
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Course fees
The cost of training depends on the type of course you choose, but also on the city you choose.
For Lyon and Bordeaux, the initial MSc1 programme costs €10,400. If you opt for a 24-month sandwich course, the MSc costs €22,000. The MSc2 programme costs €10,900 for an initial course and €11,400 for a sandwich course.
If you are based in Paris, the MSc1 programme costs €10,600 for an initial course and €22,500 for a sandwich course.
Registration fees are €90, and a deposit is required on pre-registration. This amounts to €1,100, including a non-refundable €150 administration fee.