The MSc in Creative Commercial Communications is the result of a unique partnership between TU Dublin and IAPI and has been developed with extensive contributions from both industry and academia. It provides career focused continuous professional development for creative commercial communications professionals and aims to provide strategic, analytical and leadership skills informed by industry engagement.
This course is delivered over two semesters and comprises 30 ECTS credits of two modules, Business Research Methods (5 credits) and Creative Commercial Communications Consultancy Project.
Listen to programme director, Dr. Rosie Hand, along with our past students discussing the course on The Persuaders radio show at the following link: https://www.mixcloud.com/1032DublinCityFM/the-persuaders-1st-april-2022/
This programme is delivered over two semesters. The Business Research Methods module is taught in the first semester, where lectures take place online in the evening. The second aspect of the course is the Consultancy Project, which is self-directed with academic supervision and a mentor from industry guiding progress.
The Consultancy Project brings learning together in a meaningful way while giving the student the opportunity to conduct individual research, which is specialised in nature and can be customised. It is the key programme component enabling students to realise a significant piece of individual research.
Candidates applying for the MSc in Creative Commercial Communications (Top-Up) must hold a minimum second-class honours (2.2) in the PG Diploma in Creative Commercial Communications or the PG Diploma in Advertising and Digital Communications.
Applicants not meeting the normal entry requirements but with relevant prior experiential learning may be proposed by the Programme Director for exceptional entry by submitting an Exceptional Entry application to the sub-committee of College Board.
The MSc. in Creative Commercial Communications is available to IAPI members at a discounted rate of €3000 and launches March 5th.
Note: Due to the considerable competition for our postgraduate courses satisfying the minimum entry requirement is not a guarantee of a place. Depending on the course of study applications will be assessed based on your academic grades and may also take into account your work/life experience. Applicants may also be required to attend for interview for specific courses.
