The Diploma in Communication is designed to introduce students to a selection of disciplines in the communication field. It provides students with employment pathways in the fields, among others, of Public relations Communication management Arts administration Event management Relationship management Journalism Web content management Social media advisor Brand management Advertising Marketing/communications executive, or Media planning/buying. Diploma in Communication structure To gain the diploma you must pass courses to a total of at least 120 credits, consisting of 75 credits at 100-level and 45 credits at 200-level or above. The course selection comprises: 15 credits selected from Schedule A, and 30 credits from Schedule B, and 30 credits from Schedule C, and 45 credits at 200-level or above from Part II (the majors) of the Bachelor of Communication Schedule. Schedule A (15 Credits) 230.111 Writing and Inquiry 219.100 Introduction to Business Communication Schedule B (30 credits) 115.116 Principles of Marketing 219.101 Media Skills 219.107 Introduction to Cross-Cultural Communication Schedule C (30 credits) 139.133 Creative Communication 154.101 Introduction to Media Studies 172.131 Language and Communication Note: The remaining 45 credits at 200-level or above must come from Part II (the majors) of the Bachelor of Communication Schedule. The Diploma in Communication is awarded without endorsement. A candidate who has completed the requirements for the Diploma in Communication may apply to transfer the Diploma courses towards an undergraduate degree of the University, provided that any such courses shall comply with the Regulations for the degree in question.