Certificate in Public Relations
Learn Expert Skills for a Career in the PR & Communications Industry.
With the growth of digital communications, the need for Public Relations Specialists is on the rise.
Learn the foundations of public relations, how to prepare a communication plan to reach your target market and develop writing and communication skills to expertly promote your organization. Practical learning experiences and the opportunity to meet and learn from other public relations professionals will set you apart in the job market and give you hands-on training from industry experts.
Note: Students enrolled in a part-time program do not maintain full-time student status throughout the program. Therefore part-time programs may be unavailable to international applicants due to Citizenship and Immigration Canada regulations. Part time programs are also not eligible for student loan funding.
In cooperation with CPRS and IABC
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Core Courses
PR 100 | Foundations of Public Relations |
PR 101 | Writing & Editing for Public Relations |
PR 200 | Strategic Communication Planning |
PR 201 | Communication Tools & Techniques |
Electives
PR 202 | Research & Evaluation: Measuring Effectiveness and Success |
PR 203 |
Media Relations |
PR 204 |
Organizational Communications in Public Relations |
PR 205 |
Social Responsibility and Ethics |
PR 290AA-ZZ | Public Relations Trends and Special Topics |
Students admitted to the Certificate in Public Relations program prior to 200920 should consult a program advisor to ensure their transition to the new program is done properly.
Course Listing
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20871 | PR 100 | 397 | Foundations of Public Relations |
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21483 | PR 100 | 398 | Foundations of Public Relations |
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21057 | PR 101 | 397 | Writing and Editing for Public Relations |
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20411 | PR 202 | 397 | Research and Evaluation: Measuring Effectiveness and Success |
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Public Relations Knowledge (PRK)® Exam
The PRK® exam is the equivalency exam for the public relations and communications management professions in Canada. After successfully completing the PRK® exam, individuals will be able identify on their resumé Public Relations Knowledge (PRK)® exam participant (successful) to set themselves apart from other applicants in the job market. They will be able to enter the public relations field with increased confidence and be received with added respect.
University of Regina is an exam location for the PRK® exam. To register for the PRK exam: Apply to Write the PRK exam.