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Managers and professionals in profit, non-profit and public sector organisations have to deal with unprecedented complexity in the face of rapid and continuous economic, political and technological change. Effective and ethical functioning and proficiency requires depth of knowledge and related skills to be able to balance a range of contested and competing imperatives for productivity, competitiveness, co-operation, social responsibility and stakeholder demands. This course provides students preparing to enter professional contexts with advanced conceptual frameworks for analysing the internal and external social and cultural factors that shape organisational communication dynamics and culture.

Students in this course are required to use a range of public relations perspectives and knowledge to critically examine the changing nature of organisations and structuring. Through public relations paradigms including profit capital, students will analyse diverse concepts such as public interest, social good, corporate responsibility, accountability and sustainability. Students will also examine public relations processes and initiatives to assist in analysing and managing work and career issues, and challenges.