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University of New York in Prague (UNYP) American Bachelor in Communication and Media
University of New York in Prague (UNYP)

American Bachelor in Communication and Media

Prague, Czech Republic

4 Years

English

Full time

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EUR 6,000 / per semester *

Blended, Distance Learning, On-Campus

* for International Students | EU Citizens & Czech Residents: 4.966 EUR per semester

Key Summary

    About: This program offers an undergraduate study in Communication and Media, focusing on the development of communication skills and media literacy. You'll engage with various mediums and platforms while analyzing their impact on society. The coursework is designed to prepare you for understanding contemporary communication issues and the role of media in everyday life.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers in fields such as public relations, journalism, media production, and digital marketing. Other opportunities may include roles in corporate communication or content creation.

Introduction

Communication &ย Media โ€“ Know No Boundaries

Communication is essential to every industry and human life.

As technology evolves, companies increasingly need communication professionals to achieve goals and build positive relationships. A bachelorโ€™s degree in Communications prepares you for the workforce and serves as a strong foundation for future studies, complementing Masterโ€™s degrees in various fields.

The Communication and Media degree at UNYP addresses this demand.

It prepares professionals who understand communicationโ€™s vital role in todayโ€™s world and equips them to contribute positively to society. Graduates can pursue careers in public relations, conflict resolution, and more, gaining highly sought-after skills and a creative, critical worldview valued by diverse industries.

The secret to a UNYP Communications degree lies in its breadth.

Students explore all key aspects of communication, gaining a mix of theoretical knowledge and practical skills applicable across industries. Learn to develop news stories, create PR plans, market products, and tackle modern communication challenges. UNYP courses are designed with the future in mind, ensuring that you graduate equipped to succeed.

5 Reasons to Major in Communication & Media

1. Critically Analyze and Understand the Mediaโ€™s Impact on Society

Media is everywhere, shaping opinions, driving social movements, and influencing policies. Studying communication helps you decode media messages, question biases, and understand how information flows impact society.

2. Master the Art of Persuasion and Influence

Effective communication is a superpower. Knowing how to persuade and influence others is invaluable in personal conversations, corporate meetings, or public debates. Youโ€™ll learn to craft compelling narratives that resonate.

3. Develop Strategic Communication Skills

Success in any field depends on how well you communicate. From branding to crisis management, this field teaches you how to tailor messages to diverse audiences, ensuring clarity and impact across different platforms.

4. Enhance Organizational and Group Communication

Companies and institutions thrive on effective communication. Youโ€™ll develop skills to improve teamwork, leadership, and collaborationโ€”ensuring messages are heard, understood, and acted upon.

5. Prepare for Immediate Employment

This isnโ€™t just theoryโ€”itโ€™s a hands-on field. From media production to public relations and digital marketing, youโ€™ll graduate with real-world skills that employers seek. A degree in communication opens doors across industries.

Dual Degree Option

Students who major in Communication & Media can take the Czech state exams after completing their studies.

Passing these exams earns them dual degrees: anย American degreeย from SUNY Empire State University and aย European degreeย from UNYP.

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