No two days are the same in the exciting and challenging world of public relations. A public relations career can take you from publicising a new movie, to launching a social media campaign, to improving relationships with customers, to developing a government safety campaign. Public relations is critical to success in business as it helps organisations build and protect their reputation and relationships with the community, employees and other stakeholders. Why choose this course? Your public relations course brings the real world into the classroom. You’ll learn how to build organisational relationships, write for, and liaise with, the media, and make public relations decisions across the corporate, government, agency and not-for-profit sectors. What’s distinctive about public relations at QUT is that the course builds two career paths: public relations in-house practitioner and public relations consultant. In the in-house practitioner path your final year at QUT develops your skills to become a public relations manager, and to be able to manage issues, respond to public opinion and work to protect reputations for real-world organisations. In the public relations consultant path, your final year at QUT involves a project where you pitch an idea to a real-world client and prepare a campaign to address their needs. You will graduate with a portfolio of work to demonstrate your skills and potential to employers. Career outcomes QUT’s public relations course is well recognised in educating industry professionals. Our graduates hold positions in Brisbane, Sydney, New York, London and Norway, among other local and international is means you will enter an industry which has an established network of QUT graduates currently working in positions around the world, including: public relations consultant/manager communications adviser corporate relations executive media adviser or press secretary media and communications officer or manager stakeholder relations adviser or manager publicist community relations officer corporate affairs manager. Research pathways Bachelor of Business (Honours) option High-achieving students who wish to take further studies may enrol in BS63 Bachelor of Business (Honours).