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The study of Communications in Malaysia involves conveying messages, be it verbal or nonverbal, from one person to another and can be in various forms.
Did you participate in public speaking back in school, thriving on being under pressure to speak spontaneously and articulately in front of a crowd? Were you always a wizard when it came to words (maybe it even got you out of trouble once in awhile)? Do you wish you could translate all that into a course that you could join? Well, we’ve come to bring you good news and it’s called communications. Read on as we deliver to you what it takes to study Communications in Malaysia.
Advertising
Journalism
Media Studies
Public Relations
Broadcasting
English
Bahasa Malaysia
Art
Advertising Principles
Brand Management
Communication English
Computer Graphics
Creative Thinking
There is no shortage of companies who are in need of these skilled in communication. You can work in advertising and choose which color to bring the product to live or work for radio station and create quick and catchy ads between commercial breaks.
With so many degree options out there, here are some top reasons why you should study Communications:
You’ll definitely learn how to deal with different types of people. Yes, even difficult ones. Because of this, you’ll be able to have good people skills, be it in writing or communicating with them, hence, enabling you to build a wider social circle.
Whether you’re as shy as a mouse or as fearless as Taylor Swift, enrolling in a Communications course would help you build your confidence. Presentations, public speaking and groups projects will boost your confidence and before you know it, you’re a proud graduate!
Has someone ever cut you off when you were sharing an ‘interesting’ story? Well, maybe you thought it was interesting but didn’t realise people were either yawning or filing their nails at back. A course in Communication will help you grab your audience’s attention and deliver impactful messages through your persuasive skills.
“Communication leads to community, that is, to understanding, intimacy and mutual valuing.”
- Rollo May
Master :
A Master's Degree in the relevant field and shows evidence of adequate related research or work experiences to the satisfaction of the Senate
A Master's Degree from other universities or equivalent qualification from an institution as approved by the Senate
Others :
Any other academic qualification equivalent to the first or second option from other universities that is approved by the Senate
Important Note: If you opt to study a Diploma in Communications and continue your degree at the same institution, you will most likely get a one-year exemption. This means that you can enter degree year 2 after diploma. .
It is not necessary for you to do your postgraduate but doing so would help you advance in your career and open up more job opportunities. You can opt to work straight after degree as well.
While many fear at the thought of giving a speech in front of a crowd, you feel right at home doing it. You’ve never been one to shy away from the limelight, instead, you embrace it.
You’ll need to be able to come up with new and innovative ways to do certain tasks, and you can’t do that without being creative.
You’ll need to be able to make sure you get a short message across, to a large number of people, while conveying quite a bit of information, all at the exact same time.
This is not an industry for people who cannot take criticism. Not every idea you have is going to be well-received. Your work will pass in front of many eyes before the ad campaign is released and will undergo many changes. You may have written your best copy yet, but you're asked to start over and do it again. You must handle criticism very well. Don't take offense to being asked for changes to your work
Sales
Event Planner
Foreign Relations
Below are a few of the top Communications firms in Malaysia.
Do note that all courses should be accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). Click here to check if the course you choose is accredited. For a start, here are some of the most popular Communication schools in Malaysia.
Selangor
Kuala Lumpur
Kajang
Cyberjaya
Bandar Baru Bangi
Dec 17, 2021
Jul 16, 2014
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