Public Relations
Program Requirements
Public Relations, Minor Program Checksheet
Includes:
- Minor Courses
- Admission and Transfer Requirements
- Graduation Requirements
Why Choose Public Relations Minor? - Program Spotlight
PR professionals communicate with a wide variety of audiences in their role as advocates for an organization. PR specialists excel in all areas related to communication and relationship building, such as writing, public speaking, event planning, social media, publicity, storytelling, branding, and reputation management. Our PR minor will give you a solid foundation in real-world tools of the trade. You will be trained in one of the best programs in the nation, learning how to communicate effectively to meet executive-level expectations
Career Opportunities
At its core, PR is business communication in the service of reputation management, therefore, PR can be found in literally every organization, making it a high-demand job. A PR minor will supplement your major with practical knowledge, skills, and abilities desired by employers. Trained PR specialists start out earning between $35-50,000, with seasoned professionals at the executive level making well into six-figure salaries. The real-world training in this curriculum gives students a foundation for creating material in corporations, agencies, nonprofit, and government organizations. Job titles include work in media relations, sales promotion, public advocacy, human resources, speech writing, account executive, event planning, and broadcasting.
More Information
Marketing Department
119 South Street, BUS 212
Big Rapids, MI 49307-2284
Phone: 231-592-2426
E-mail: [email protected]