Amy C.

communication tips

If I am interested in pursuing journalism, should I begin my undergraduate by studying English? Or should I go directly into journalism/communications? #Spring24

Hi I'm a final year civil engineering student at University of Technology Sydney. I'm a fee paying international student who's first language is not English. However I speak very good english since I had the exposure to it. How do I improve my communication skills to become a confident and a...

I'm 17 years old , after I graduate I would like to consider myself as a successful business person, therefore I want to know more , get experiences from other people stories before I land there.

I mean, if they ask you to design something, what kind of questions should you be asking?

Students at school should be given mental health providers because they as well have different disturbances in their minds and they might be afraid to talk about

what types of tasks do you do day to day in those jobs?

Are there any specific websites or apps that I could use to find parents in need of babysitters? Or any specific ways to make my flyers to eye-catching?

Let me give you context for my question. I've been looking at LinkedIn profiles, and everyone who writes for a big journal usually has a degree in a different field like International Relations, Political Science, etc., and they have done something related to journalism. I'd like to know what...

I have been thinking about applying to grad school for quite some time now but every time I do research there is not much information that suggests having a masters degree will give me much of an advantage over other students
#gradschool #public-relations

I'm a junior in high school interested in the creative side of business strategies but don't know what specific degree would be the best for a creative management position.

What is the best entry-level role for someone looking to start a career in marketing within the tech, finance, or media industries? Also, is it possible to transition between these sectors, or is it more beneficial to specialize in one area throughout your career?

Career advice for a student interested in Public Affairs.

I am a Sophomore in high school and am just now getting deeper into college and career searching. I want to go into communications-- Specifically Public Relations, with a minor in either marketing or graphic design. Still, when I choose a minor I'd like to take some classes in the other minors...

I’m particularly interested in pursuing a career in marketing, focusing on digital strategies and brand management. During my academic career, I’ve gained experience with market analysis, content creation, and campaign planning through internships and coursework.