After completing your Bachelor's degree in Communication Science, you have several options. You can enter the job market straight away, or you can deepen your knowledge by pursuing our consecutive Master's programme in Communication Science or another Master's degree.
Further Study
The Master’s programme in Communication Science is a one-year, English-taught course. In this internationally oriented programme, you can choose from three distinctive and forward-looking areas of focus:
- Social Marketing and Behavioural Change
- Strategic Organisational Communication
- Society, Media and Technology
Other Master’s Programmes
You can, of course, also choose a different follow-up programme, such as a Master’s in Psychology or Educational Science and Technology. Another option is to pursue a Double Degree, allowing you to obtain two Master’s diplomas. The Master’s in Communication Science offers Double Degree programmes with Business Administration: Digital Marketing, and Public Administration: Policy, Governance & Communication.
Job Prospects
The Bachelor’s in Communication Science prepares you thoroughly for securing a rewarding job. The combination of academic knowledge, a broad communication-focused design approach, and practical application provides a strong foundation for entering the labour market. Whether you are interested in a role in marketing and advertising, PR and communication, consultancy, (ICT) services or research, as a graduate in Communication Science, you will be able to work across a wide range of sectors.
To give you an idea of what you could do, here are the most common jobs our Communication Studies graduates do:
- UX (user experience) Designer
- Big Data, Search & Conversion Marketer
- Campaign Manager
- Media Designer
- Social Media Agent
- Online Privacy Specialist
- Marketing & Communication Policy Adviser
- Digital Marketing Manager
- Public Relations Officer
- Crisis Manager
- Trend Watcher
- Copywriter and SEO Marketer