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Course structure and useful information

Gain a comprehensive understanding of international communications through core and optional modules. Choose from a range of topics such as public diplomacy, media in Asia, politics and economics of communication, and more. Plan your dissertation early and attend methods classes. Consult tutors and the handbook for guidance.

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Course structure and useful information

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  1. MA in International Communications, 2009-10 Course structure and useful information

  2. 2 Core Modules which everyone takes Semester One Semester 2 • COMMUNICATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS • COMMUNICATIONS AND GLOBAL CHANGE

  3. 2 Optional Modules which you yourself choose Semester One Semester Two • Public Diplomacy, Propaganda and Psychological Operations • Democratisation and the Media in Asia • East Asian Film Industry • Politics & Economics of Communication • Communicating Europe • New Media and Citizenship • The Media, International Crises & Crisis Management • Political Journalism • Communication & Public Opinion • International A-V Comms. • Journalism: Radical Approaches • Media, Culture & Globalisation • New Media & Social Movements

  4. 1 dissertation chosen towards the end of semester 1 or a.s.a.p. • Topics tend to favour semester 1 modules • But if you want to do it from a semester 2 module, consult tutor in semester 1 • Start as early as possible • Changing topics after semester 1 can only be done at a cost • Attend methods classes Examples of good practice are on ICS website

  5. Some tips…. • Planning is essential (essay deadlines, class preparations etc) • No. of contact hours is deceptive; most of the work you have to do yourself. • If English is not your first language, speak English with your classmates AT ALL TIMES. • If you have a problem, the earlier you consult the module tutor and personal tutor, the better • Consult the postgraduate handbook regularly

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