MA Internal Communication Management

The strategic value of internal communication is increasingly recognised within many organisations, providing opportunities for practitioners with the skills to influence and advise at a senior level. Solent University’s master’s degree in internal communication management equips practitioners with additional knowledge, skills and gravitas to influence and operate at the highest level in organisations.

Designed to integrate high level study with senior practitioners’ demanding work and personal lives, this flexible degree minimises time out of the office – offering online discussion with the course team and fellow students, along with four two-day workshops (at a convenient central London location) over the course of the year.

You will explore the complexity of organisational culture and the psychology of communication, learn to assess the broader business context in which organisations are operating, and to develop high impact strategies, and forge leading-edge approaches to advances in technology and to the breakdown in organisational boundaries.

And the course’s highly interactive workshops are a chance to discuss organisational implications, while our ‘theory into practice’ approach ensures you can immediately apply theory and other learning to your current business challenges, adding value from the outset. Assessments also focus on applying theory to students’ current business challenges, maximising value to you and your organisation.

Applications for the Master's in Internal Communication Management will be considered if candidates can demonstrate their suitability for the course, along with the motivation and ability to work at postgraduate level.

They should also fulfil one of the following alternatives:

Possess a recognised postgraduate qualification in management and business studies equivalent to 60 credits at master’s level (level 7)

Possess a degree or professional qualification and have significant experience in the internal communication field

Have substantial relevant experience of internal communication management and other indicators of achievement, eg evidence of a number of acceptable training courses attended, examples of written reports, etc.