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City St George's, University of London · Full-time

Marketing Communications

SUBJECT TO APPROVAL The MA in Marketing Communications is your passport to mastering brand communication in today's diverse media landscape. This program focuses on building essential skills in digital content creation, campaign pitching and persuasive communi…

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School of Communication and Creativity · Business and management

SUBJECT TO APPROVAL The MA in Marketing Communications is your passport to mastering brand communication in today's diverse media landscape. This program focuses on building essential skills in digital content creation, campaign pitching and persuasive communication. You'll then advance to the specialization phase, honing expertise in branding, digital marketing, advertising, and brand storytelling. With a strong emphasis on direct and digital communication practices, you'll learn how to create compelling branded digital content, engage audiences with cutting-edge media strategies, and enhance brand profiles, across commercial sectors and industries. Our MA prepares you for leadership roles in marketing, advertising, brand management, and related fields. We are going through the process of becoming accredited by the Chartered Institute of Marketing. Who is this course for? Ideal for recent graduates and career changers, this program welcomes individuals passionate about communication and contemporary media. No matter your background, our MA equips you with the knowledge and skills to excel in marketing, advertising, brand management, and related sectors, paving the way to leadership in these dynamic fields.

Getting in

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Applicants should have (or expect to gain): First or second class honours degree (or international equivalent) in any subject. We also welcome applicants with industry experience in the media, information, communication or business sectors.

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