Picture to be hard cover for my PR thesis

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Good day all

I am about to finish a master degree in great London in PR and PC. Public Relation and Public Communication and the title of my thesis is the PR in the Western world compared with the PR in the Middle East.

Would you please help me to find a picture or pictures match with Public Relation or with the topic to work on them to be the hard cover of my thesis.

Do you suggest any pictures?

Thank you in advance

PR student

Feebs11 · Accepted Answer

I am looking forward to finding out how you visualize "Public Relations".

PRandPC · Answer

Hi Feebs11,

Thank you for your effort to help me. Here you are the course definition

MA in Public Communications and Public Relations

MA, 1 year full-time or 2 year part-time

This is a new and unique course, offering the first ever opportunity to study public relations at Masters level in London, the centre of Europe's communications and public relations industries; a unique opportunity for independent postgraduate study of the increasingly important discipline of public communication, as practised by governments and other organisations in Britain and abroad, and including the topical and much-debated issue of 'spin'.

The course includes both practical and theoretical elements, and covers a wide range of issues which professional practitioners need to address; iii a chance to benefit from the wider strengths of the School of Media, Arts and Design. This includes the Communication and Media Research Institute which has twice received the top 5 rating in the Government's two successive research assessment exercises; and the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, which received a teaching quality assessment of 23 out of a possible 24 in 1998; and iv related course http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=2821105# in highly relevant aspects of the media, communications, journalism and marketing, designed to complement the Public Communication and Public Relations modules. Could you benefit?

The course is particularly relevant if you who want to enter - or further - a career in public communications and public relations, or you are someone in whose working life communication issues play an important part. It is designed to help you broaden, enhance and update your practical skills, while engaging you in serious study of the (cut) key issues which you need to address.

It is also designed to make you a better strategic manager - someone who can seize the opportunities presented by rapid changes in communication rather than simply following in their slipstream. Many aspects of the course are designed to be particularly relevant to people working in the public and voluntary sectors, in Britain and overseas, but the course content also relates to those working for - or hoping to work for - PR consultancies or other organisations.

The University's long experience of teaching closely-related disciplines means that it can call upon a wide range of leading practitioners, (cut) providing unrivalled up-to-date expertise. The course is also pioneering in that it fully embraces the potential for the use of new media. We will use our contacts to arrange placements, provide opportunities, and organise attendance at the many key events that take place in London. Another major advantage of the course is the opportunity it provides to study alongside postgraduate journalism students. The MA can be studied full-time over one year, or part-time over two years. A full range of dynamic teaching techniques will be used.

Nona the brit · Answer

If I were you I'd look for an image that relates to the western/eastern aspect as I think you could be more original here.

An important thing to know if you want to work in public relations is that it is public relations not public relation, likewise communications not communication.

PRandPC · Answer

Hi Nona,

Thanks for your comment on the topic.

I searched google and I actually found two picture, put the problem they are small.

have a look please. Do you suggest any of them?

Nona the brit · Answer

The 2 worlds one is close but the split doesn't happen between east and west so not quite there.

I don't like the other one.

Have a mooch through here; you can search by all sorts of topics so think laterally and you should find something. www.microsoft.com/clipart

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