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Why do PR?

Phillip Young has responded to Tom Murphy's post on "why you would want
to work in PR" with a post of his own. It looks at why
you would want to study public relations at the University of
Sunderland.



From my stats I can tell that this blog gets quite a few visitors
searching on subjects such as "PR qualifications", "I want to work in
PR" etc. If you're one of those then Phillip's post is well worth a
read.



Although in fairness I'd also point you to Richard Bailey who is a
blogging PR lecturer at Leeds Metropolitan University which was the
first in the UK to offer PR degrees.



I remember attending an IPR
reception to welcome the very first batch of students. I've also been
invited to give talks to the students and have offered work experience
placements to several students, many of whom have gone on to have very
successful PR careers.



I don't know as much about the Sunderland course other than it has some
very enterprising students such as Stephen Davies, the PR Blogger, and that CIPR
President Elect Tony Bradley is very involved.
9.7.05 11:27
 


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Stephen / Website (9.7.05 18:43)
Thanks Stuart.
The University of Sunderland’s PR degree is really good. The media centre is a newly built state of the art building with modern facilities, the lecturers are very helpful, the PR students have a friendly rivalry between each other and we study along side journalism, tv, radio, marketing and media studies students.
Compared to Leeds, it’s in its infancy with this year being the first Sunderland PR students to graduate, but there is an increasing amount of entrants each year, so all-in-all, it looks very promising.

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