
Awarded by SEGi University College
Public relations moulds the public’s perception of an organisation, person or brand, through a brilliant mix of communicative strategies. Successful public relations can enhance an organisation’s reputation, boost its brand recognition, increase its competitiveness, and enhance its market share. Effective public relations can even turn around a flagging company, brand or personality.
At SEGi University College, we believe that a good command of the English language coupled with a strong grasp of the subtleties and nuances of the language are essential ingredients in impactful public relations messages.
Discover the power of the English language in influencing and shaping perception. Master the subtleties and nuances of the English language to convey just the right mix of emotions and persuasion in your speeches and writings. Change the way others see you, your employer, your employees, and your company through your literary and linguistic expertise, and your knowledge of the strategies and best practices in public relations.
SEGi University College’s BA (Hons) English and Public Relations is a double major degree that aims to produce entry-level public relations practitioners with a sound command of the English language for government, corporate and non-profit organisations. In the English major, students analyse the use of the English language in literary texts, and the inter-relationships of language and society. The Public Relations major arms students with knowledge of strategies and practices of successful public relations campaigns, and provides them with opportunities to use their knowledge of the literary and linguistics features of the English language to craft a range of public relations speeches and writings.
Public relations is a fast-growing, exciting, and challenging profession worldwide. You will be working with high-profile public figures and corporate leaders in building, enhancing and re-engineering reputations for businesses, brands, services and personalities. Or you may opt for the more altruistic route of working for government and non-profit organisations.
Your options include working as press agents, publicity and media relations managers, crisis managers, customer relations manager, public affairs manager, events manager and many more in the government, media and corporate sectors, banks, investment houses, finance institutions, insurance companies, travel agencies, hotels, legal firms, and consultancies. Career opportunities also include private positions as PR agents for celebrities and politicians.
You could also consider a career in education as a lecturer, professor and researcher in English language, linguistics, literature and public relations.
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