Diploma
Learn how to be a PR practitioner from industry leaders and how to create communication strategies and develop skills by working on real-life campaigns for local and national clients. You'll also pick up valuable skills and connections through work placements in the private, public and non for profit sectors and get a chance to work on international projects.
RMIT has a strong relationship with the Public Relations Institute of Australia. Our prominent industry connections and our unique work-based learning approach have enhanced our reputation for quality Public Relations programs that lead to jobs.
Successful completion of the RMIT Diploma of Business (Public Relations) (or equivalent), provided specific prerequisite studies have been completed:
The Advanced Diploma is a highly regarded qualification, suited to people already employed in PR and those seeking broader career and study options.
Graduates will emerge with skills and knowledge necessary to begin a career in the public relations industry in Australia.
Industry consultation has signalled a need for expertise in a wide range of industry sectors, including not-for-profit organisations and consultancies. Roles include information officer, promotional event officer, PR officer and community development officer in areas such as tourism and hospitality, public policy, media, journalism and feature writing, publishing (particularly for multimedia), libraries and information services.
Credit, recognition of prior learning, professional experience and accreditation from a professional body can reduce the duration of your study by acknowledging your earlier, relevant experience. Find out if you might be eligible.