Professions in Communication: Marketing & Public Relations
A Fast-Growing Field Employment of public relations specialists is expected to grow faster than average for all occupations through 2014. The need for good public relations in an increasingly competitive business environment should spur demand for public relations specialists in organizations of all types and sizes. - US Department of Labor As a graduate of the Degree Completion Program in Communications with a Concentration in Marketing & Public Relations (MPR), students are prepared to work in small public relations firms, professional associations, non-profit agencies, sports venues, business, entertainment, government, tourism, education, labor and health care. Opportunities abound in the following disciplines: - Brand Marketing
- Direct Marketing
- Investor Relations
- Media Planning
- Promotions
- Market and Survey Research
- Press Release Writing
- Event Planning
Career advancement is high in this field. Fast-paced individuals who prove their ability to carry heavy workloads are often promoted from within their companies.
|
