Political Communication Dublin City University

Overview

This Political Communication programme from Dublin City University is suitable for people who want to work in various communication roles, whether it's in the public, private, or nonprofit sectors. 

Key Facts

It's also a good choice for those who are already working and want to advance their careers. For those looking to enter the job market, the MAP programme guarantees a work placement, while those who are already employed (typically part-time students) complete a reflection project.

If you're interested in topics like how the media covers politics, the influence of spin, fake news, disinformation, agenda-setting, public relations, political advertising and digital media, this programme is a great fit. All the courses combine both theoretical and practical aspects of political communication. Additionally, students will research and write a dissertation on a political communication topic of their choice.

Careers

The MA in Political Communication programme appeals to individuals interested in pursuing careers in various communication sectors, including public, private and nonprofit. It's also beneficial for those who are already employed and seeking career advancement opportunities.They can be found in roles such as political advisors, policy advisors, and media advisors across all major political parties in Ireland and even in the European Parliament. Additionally, they hold senior positions in numerous government departments and have successful careers in prominent public relations firms as well as in nonprofit and corporate sectors.