How would you summarise your overall experience of studying the Masters in Internal Communication Management?
Fun, challenging, stressful, illuminating, an adventure!
What are some of the most valuable skills or knowledge you gained during your studies in the Masters programme?
Research, critical thinking, and strategic thinking.
What would you say to someone considering the Masters? What advice would you give?
Make sure you prioritise your learning and your mental health. You will need a good support system to help you balance your work commitments and your home commitments.
In what ways has obtaining the Masters qualification impacted your approach to work?
It has given me the confidence to strive for better, and to advocate for myself and my career.
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Find out everything you need to know with our entry guidance including top tips to help your submission stand out. Early Bird Entries must be submitted by 11.59pm on Friday 13 February and Standard Entries submitted by 11.59pm on Friday 17 April.
