Become a communication specialist You’ll gain an understanding of the complexities, challenges, and rewards of interpersonal and organizational communication – you’ll be a communication specialist. Communication management at Massey gives you in-depth insights into many different forms of communication and how they are used at work and in the community. Factors like culture, gender, and technology all have a deep influence on how we connect. You can choose from courses that will re-shape how you understand yourself and your world, including Cross-Cultural Communication, Organisational Communication and Gender and Communication in Organisations. International recognition You will be joining communication and media-related programmes ranked as some of the best in the world. Massey’s communication programmes are only the seventh outside of the US to be recognised by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (ACEJMC). This prestigious accreditation recognizes Massey's "good connections with industry, its commitment to constant improvement, its strong leadership, and large research output". Massey Business School is ranked in the top 2% of business schools globally. Accreditation means your degree is internationally recognized, making it easier to arrange a student exchange and find employment overseas. Become a sought-after employee You’ll emerge with skills that potential employers find very desirable. Communication management shows you how to communicate to a range of audiences, make presentations to colleagues and clients using verbal and non-verbal approaches, and perform a communication audit. Major requirements: A major consists of 120 credits in Communication Management, including at least 60 credits at 300-level. Careers You may become an internal communications specialist, a social media advisor, or you could get a role as an consultant, helping different organisations deliver great communication in everything they do. Massey’s Bachelor of Communication (Communication Management) will ground you in strategic planning, media relations, employee relations, issues management and other public relations and communication management functions. Your future roles could involve specialising in any of these areas or being an 'all rounder' in a smaller organisational setting.