Career path
What jobs can I get with the Extended Postgraduate Certificate in Public Relations course? You can secure roles as a PR Account Manager, Communications Officer, or Corporate Affairs Specialist in media and corporate sectors.
Roles you could step into
- PR Account Manager — plan campaigns and manage key client relationships effectively.
- Communications Officer — draft press releases and internal stakeholder updates daily.
- Corporate Affairs Specialist — safeguard brand reputation through strategic communication plans.
- Digital PR Executive — boost online visibility via social media and content strategy.
- Media Relations Coordinator — pitch stories to journalists and maintain strong media links.
Where you could work
You will find opportunities across diverse employer types. These include multinational corporations, creative PR agencies, government departments, charitable organisations, and consultancy firms.
How your career can grow
- First role: execute tactical comms tasks and support senior team members.
- Within a few years: lead accounts and manage cross-functional communication projects.
- Senior level: direct corporate strategy and advise board-level decision makers.
Many graduates choose to progress to an MA in Public Relations. This advanced study deepens your expertise and accelerates your path to leadership positions. Careers after Extended Postgraduate Certificate in Public Relations often involve higher responsibility. You build essential skills in crisis management and strategic planning.
Do employers recognise this postgraduate qualification?
Yes, it is a Level 7 award valued by UK recruiters for its professional focus.
Start your application today to fast-track your communications career.