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Advertising and Public Relations BA (Hons)
Overview
Start your studies in September 2024 - call our Clearing hotline and find the right course for you.
Clearing lines are open from 9am - 5pm on weekdays.
Why study at UWL?
- In the top 30% of universities nationwide - The Guardian University Guide 2024
- University of the Year for Social Inclusion - Daily Mail University Guide 2024
- Best university for Student Experience and Teaching Quality in the UK - The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024
- Number 1 London university for overall student satisfaction - National Student Survey 2024**
- Our Marketing courses were ranked #3 in London for overall student satisfaction in this year's NSS.
Why study this course?
Are you a creative, innovative spirit with a big-picture business view? Do you like doing a lot of different things creatively and conceptually? Then our interdisciplinary BA (Hons) Advertising & Public Relations course is for you.
You’ll learn all about the fast-paced world of integrated creative communications, with projects for real clients starting in your very first year. Through live projects, competition briefs, and other coursework, you’ll get hands-on experience developing effective creative strategies and grow your practical creative skills in design and writing.
Practitioners and academics with in-depth industry know-how get you ready for a brilliant career in marketing, advertising, and PR. Our advertising and PR course reflects the latest in industry thinking, showing you how to tell stories that sell across a range of media— everything from traditional TV ads to influencer PR to the cutting edge of marketing with AI.
This dynamic learning experience and our London location help our students land roles in advertising and PR at agencies, companies, non-profits, and government communications teams upon graduation, if not before. The course also has a strong entrepreneurial ethos, and several of our students launch their own start-up businesses for their Major Projects in their final year.
See what the Class of 2023 achieved for one of their live campaign projects!
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Why study Advertising and Public Relations with us?
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What our students say…
This is an incredible course, and I am so thankful to our lecturers for giving us these opportunities and pushing us to do our best every day. UWL truly is the career university!
Being a UWL student was truly outstanding due to the broad range of modules, experienced lecturers and the opportunity to link my personal interests to the assignments. During the studies, every assessment was unique. Each lecturer had a different teaching approach which made lectures interesting and attendance not a chore! When I needed assistance and guidance, teachers went the extra mile.
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Course detail & modules
This interdisciplinary course is designed to provide you with a holistic view of marketing, advertising and PR, helping you understand how the communications industry works as a whole. This well-rounded perspective will make you ready for the range of opportunities that exist for graduates in our field, including roles at agencies, businesses, non-profits, and public sector organisations.
The key areas you will cover include:
- brand strategy and design
- creative campaign development
- consumer insight
- media planning
- copywriting
- content creation for social media and other digital platforms.
Based in London-- one of the world’s creative communications capitals-- you will have opportunities to take part in advertising and public relations industry events, visit London’s top agencies and companies for employer insight, and find inspiration in the city’s many cultural institutions. London's status as a global start-up hub also gives you the chance to work with emerging companies and experiment with the latest in digital media.
Our BA (Hons) Advertising and Public Relations course is all about hands-on, real-world experience. Under the guidance of expert academic and industry practitioners, you will work on live marketing campaign briefs from real clients, student competitions, and individual projects tailored to your interests. With all this practical output, you build a creative portfolio that helps you land the roles you want with employers.
You will have the beginnings of a strong professional network from your first day on the course. Students on the course are members of the PRCA (Public Relations and Consultants Association), one of the trade bodies that represents the public relations industry in the UK.
Lecturers on the course all have industry experience, giving you a wider network for opportunities in advertising and PR. Guest speakers and masterclasses from industry professionals give you the latest insights into advertising and public relations and what employers are looking for. Our alumni—most of whom work in marketing, advertising, and public relations-- are also frequent guest speakers and guest judges for pitches.
Compulsory modules
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Introduction to Contemporary Promotional Culture
On this module you will build knowledge of relevant theories to enable you to develop your own powers of persuasion. In the course of the module, you'll gain an understanding of the theory and principles of public relations, advertising, branding, and marketing.
-
Introduction to Consumer Behaviour and Trends
During this module you will build your skills in analysing consumer behaviour and learn how to ground your creative concepts in consumer insight, developing your ability to create and deliver winning campaigns and strategies.
-
Brand Design
This year-long module covers the essentials for creating compelling work-- from concept to creative output. You learn how to use a range of industry software like Adobe Creative Suite, web design platforms, AI, and more. This helps you create your own personal brand for your portfolios and compete in student competition briefs, both assessments for the module.
-
Media Presentation Skills
During this module, which is taught in conjunction with the Broadcast Journalism course, you will develop your speaking and storytelling skills, with the aim of enhancing your understanding of how journalists work - essential knowledge for public relations professionals.
-
Communication Design - Story
On this module you will learn about archetypal story structures and how important they are to good communications, whether you are writing press releases, radio ads, digital videos, or social media posts. In this way, you will develop your writing skills across a range of media.
Compulsory modules
-
Research, Data and Insight
On this module you will learn how to deliver creative strategy that is rooted in insight from common types of consumer research. These include qualitative and quantitative data, consumer research, data presentation, data-led decision-making, USP, advertising objectives, target audience, strategy, proposition, tone of voice, and reach.
-
Creative and Art Direction
You will study the aesthetic principles that should inform how you create and assess creative work, particularly colour theory, typography and layout. During the module, you will also get hands-on experience of giving and receiving feedback, thereby enhancing your own work as well as that of others.
-
Campaigns
On this two-semester module you will look at how successful campaigns are structured. You will learn industry best practice in campaign development and apply your learning to live briefs from leading agencies and brands, as well as for student competitions.
-
Internship - Industry Experience
This 30 week internship module is part of the MA Luxury Hospitality Management with Internship route that involves you working with one of a range of luxury and lifestyle hospitality companies.
The internship allows for the application of theoretical knowledge to a practical work-based situation. It will allow you to improve existing skills and acquire new ones, explore various career opportunities, network and be part of a team.
-
Emerging Technologies & Other Realities
In this module, you focus on the cutting-edge frontiers of creative communications (e.g. programmatic advertising, digital public relations and influencer marketing, augmented and virtual reality, AI, etc.) You also expand your own skills in communicating through a mix of creative projects about digitally-led campaigns, start-up businesses, and industry thought leadership.
Compulsory modules
-
The Agency
This super-module (40 credits in a single semester) focuses on getting you ready for the fast-paced world of advertising and public relations. You work on three projects during the semester, getting to choose whether to work in teams or as freelancers. These consist of briefs for live clients and/or competition briefs. By applying learnings from a mix of studio sessions, visits, and industry masterclasses, students on this module have seen their work come to life in the real world.
-
Major Project (Advertising and Public Relations)
-
Anti-Advertising and Disruptive Design
This module explores consumer fatigue with consumer culture and how brands or start-ups can address some of the key challenges facing society today-- the climate crisis and social justice in particular. You will engage in dynamic discussion sessions and class debates. You will also leverage techniques like design thinking to develop a campaign that helps change the world for the better.
-
Creative Entrepreneurship
This module is focused on industry-readiness in the form of your student show and your final portfolio. Final year students form their own student agency and stage every aspect of their final-year show from concept to fundraising to the actual event. In addition to growing real-world creative leadership skills, you also build your professional network through your efforts. This gives you a great head start as you graduate and embark in the advertising and public relations industry.
Compulsory modules
-
Introduction to Contemporary Promotional Culture
On this module you will build knowledge of relevant theories to enable you to develop your own powers of persuasion. In the course of the module, you'll gain an understanding of the theory and principles of public relations, advertising, branding, and marketing.
-
Introduction to Consumer Behaviour and Trends
During this module you will build your skills in analysing consumer behaviour and learn how to ground your creative concepts in consumer insight, developing your ability to create and deliver winning campaigns and strategies.
-
Brand Design
This year-long module covers the essentials for creating compelling work-- from concept to creative output. You learn how to use a range of industry software like Adobe Creative Suite, web design platforms, AI, and more. This helps you create your own personal brand for your portfolios and compete in student competition briefs, both assessments for the module.
-
Media Presentation Skills
During this module, which is taught in conjunction with the Broadcast Journalism course, you will develop your speaking and storytelling skills, with the aim of enhancing your understanding of how journalists work - essential knowledge for public relations professionals.
-
Communication Design - Story
On this module you will learn about archetypal story structures and how important they are to good communications, whether you are writing press releases, radio ads, digital videos, or social media posts. In this way, you will develop your writing skills across a range of media.
Compulsory modules
-
Research, Data and Insight
On this module you will learn how to deliver creative strategy that is rooted in insight from common types of consumer research. These include qualitative and quantitative data, consumer research, data presentation, data-led decision-making, USP, advertising objectives, target audience, strategy, proposition, tone of voice, and reach.
-
Creative and Art Direction
You will study the aesthetic principles that should inform how you create and assess creative work, particularly colour theory, typography and layout. During the module, you will also get hands-on experience of giving and receiving feedback, thereby enhancing your own work as well as that of others.
-
Campaigns
On this two-semester module you will look at how successful campaigns are structured. You will learn industry best practice in campaign development and apply your learning to live briefs from leading agencies and brands, as well as for student competitions.
-
Internship - Industry Experience
This 30 week internship module is part of the MA Luxury Hospitality Management with Internship route that involves you working with one of a range of luxury and lifestyle hospitality companies.
The internship allows for the application of theoretical knowledge to a practical work-based situation. It will allow you to improve existing skills and acquire new ones, explore various career opportunities, network and be part of a team.
-
Emerging Technologies & Other Realities
In this module, you focus on the cutting-edge frontiers of creative communications (e.g. programmatic advertising, digital public relations and influencer marketing, augmented and virtual reality, AI, etc.) You also expand your own skills in communicating through a mix of creative projects about digitally-led campaigns, start-up businesses, and industry thought leadership.
Compulsory modules
-
The Agency
This super-module (40 credits in a single semester) focuses on getting you ready for the fast-paced world of advertising and public relations. You work on three projects during the semester, getting to choose whether to work in teams or as freelancers. These consist of briefs for live clients and/or competition briefs. By applying learnings from a mix of studio sessions, visits, and industry masterclasses, students on this module have seen their work come to life in the real world.
-
Major Project (Advertising and Public Relations)
-
Anti-Advertising and Disruptive Design
This module explores consumer fatigue with consumer culture and how brands or start-ups can address some of the key challenges facing society today-- the climate crisis and social justice in particular. You will engage in dynamic discussion sessions and class debates. You will also leverage techniques like design thinking to develop a campaign that helps change the world for the better.
-
Creative Entrepreneurship
This module is focused on industry-readiness in the form of your student show and your final portfolio. Final year students form their own student agency and stage every aspect of their final-year show from concept to fundraising to the actual event. In addition to growing real-world creative leadership skills, you also build your professional network through your efforts. This gives you a great head start as you graduate and embark in the advertising and public relations industry.
Compulsory modules
-
Introduction to Contemporary Promotional Culture
On this module you will build knowledge of relevant theories to enable you to develop your own powers of persuasion. In the course of the module, you'll gain an understanding of the theory and principles of public relations, advertising, branding, and marketing.
-
Introduction to Consumer Behaviour and Trends
During this module you will build your skills in analysing consumer behaviour and learn how to ground your creative concepts in consumer insight, developing your ability to create and deliver winning campaigns and strategies.
-
Brand Design
This year-long module covers the essentials for creating compelling work-- from concept to creative output. You learn how to use a range of industry software like Adobe Creative Suite, web design platforms, AI, and more. This helps you create your own personal brand for your portfolios and compete in student competition briefs, both assessments for the module.
-
Media Presentation Skills
During this module, which is taught in conjunction with the Broadcast Journalism course, you will develop your speaking and storytelling skills, with the aim of enhancing your understanding of how journalists work - essential knowledge for public relations professionals.
-
Communication Design - Story
On this module you will learn about archetypal story structures and how important they are to good communications, whether you are writing press releases, radio ads, digital videos, or social media posts. In this way, you will develop your writing skills across a range of media.
Compulsory modules
-
Research, Data and Insight
On this module you will learn how to deliver creative strategy that is rooted in insight from common types of consumer research. These include qualitative and quantitative data, consumer research, data presentation, data-led decision-making, USP, advertising objectives, target audience, strategy, proposition, tone of voice, and reach.
-
Creative and Art Direction
You will study the aesthetic principles that should inform how you create and assess creative work, particularly colour theory, typography and layout. During the module, you will also get hands-on experience of giving and receiving feedback, thereby enhancing your own work as well as that of others.
-
Campaigns
On this two-semester module you will look at how successful campaigns are structured. You will learn industry best practice in campaign development and apply your learning to live briefs from leading agencies and brands, as well as for student competitions.
-
Internship – Industry Mentored Brief
This module gets you ready for industry experience in the second semester of your second year, with intensive coaching on LinkedIn profiles, CV development, and interview skills. Then, you are given time to engage in industry experience in areas that interest you, deepening your real-world knowledge and expanding your industry network.
-
Emerging Technologies
In this module, you focus on the cutting-edge frontiers of creative communications (e.g. programmatic advertising, digital public relations and influencer marketing, augmented and virtual reality, AI, etc.) You also expand your own skills in communicating through a mix of creative projects about digitally led campaigns, start-up businesses, and industry thought leadership.
Compulsory modules
-
The Agency
This super-module (40 credits in a single semester) focuses on getting you ready for the fast-paced world of advertising and public relations. You work on three projects during the semester, getting to choose whether to work in teams or as freelancers. These consist of briefs for live clients and/or competition briefs. By applying learnings from a mix of studio sessions, visits, and industry masterclasses, students on this module have seen their work come to life in the real world.
-
Major Project (Public Relations and Advertising)
This year-long module helps you achieve your capstone work: a project on a topic of your choosing that you research and execute on. With one-to-one supervision, you develop a market research report showcasing your own consumer research skills, then develop the creative for an integrated campaign based on those insights.
-
Anti-Advertising and Disruptive Design
This module explores consumer fatigue with consumer culture and how brands or start-ups can address some of the key challenges facing society today-- the climate crisis and social justice in particular. You will engage in dynamic discussion sessions and class debates. You will also leverage techniques like design thinking to develop a campaign that helps change the world for the better.
-
Creative Entrepreneurship
This module is focused on industry-readiness in the form of your student show and your final portfolio. Final year students form their own student agency and stage every aspect of their final-year show from concept to fundraising to the actual event. In addition to growing real-world creative leadership skills, you also build your professional network through your efforts. This gives you a great head start as you graduate and embark in the advertising and public relations industry.
Entry requirements
These can include:
- A Levels at grade B, B and C, or above
- BTEC Extended Diploma with Distinction, Merit, Merit
- Access to HE Diploma
- T Levels
You also need GCSE English and Maths (grade 9 – 4 / A* - C) or Level 2 equivalents.
Looking for BA (Hons) Advertising and Public Relations with Foundation Year?
Mature applicants (aged 21+): If you do not hold the qualifications listed but have relevant work experience, you are welcome to apply. Your application will be considered on an individual basis.
Level 5 (year 2) entry
To directly enter the second year of this course you will need to show appropriate knowledge and experience. For example, you are an ideal candidate if you have 120 undergraduate credits at Level 4 or a CertHE in a related subject area.
Level 6 (year 3) entry
To directly enter the third year of this course you need to show appropriate knowledge and experience. For example, you are an ideal candidate if you have 240 undergraduate credits (at Levels 4 and 5), a DipHE, Foundation Degree or HND in a related subject area.
Looking for BA (Hons) Advertising and Public Relations with Foundation Year?
You need to meet our English language requirement - a minimum of IELTS 5.5 for each of the 4 individual components (Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening). Visit our English language requirements page for information on other English language tests we accept.
You also need academic qualifications at the same level as UK applicants. In some countries where teaching is in English, we may accept local qualifications. Check for local equivalents.
We offer pre-sessional English language courses if you do not meet these requirements.
Looking for BA (Hons) Advertising and Public Relations with Foundation Year?
Mature applicants (aged 21+): If you do not hold the qualifications listed but have relevant work experience, you are welcome to apply. Your application will be considered on an individual basis.
Level 5 (year 2) entry
To directly enter the second year of this course you will need to show appropriate knowledge and experience. For example, you are an ideal candidate if you have 120 undergraduate credits at Level 4 or a CertHE in a related subject area.
Level 6 (year 3) entry
To directly enter the third year of this course you need to show appropriate knowledge and experience. For example, you are an ideal candidate if you have 240 undergraduate credits (at Levels 4 and 5), a DipHE, Foundation Degree or HND in a related subject area.
Looking for BA (Hons) Advertising and Public Relations with Foundation Year?
Fees & funding
Additional costs
There are additional costs for this course that are not included in the tuition fees. See the links below to get a better idea of what to expect:
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If your course runs for two years or more, you will need to pay the fee for each academic year at the start of that year. If your course runs for less than two years, the cost above is for your full course and you will need to pay the full fee upfront.
Government regulation does affect tuition fees and the fees listed for courses starting in the 2025/26 academic year are subject to change.
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Funding your studies
You may be eligible for a student loan to cover the cost of tuition fees, or a maintenance loan. Additional funding is available to some types of students, such as those with dependants and disabled students.
We offer generous bursaries and scholarships to make sure your aspirations are your only limit. In recent years, hundreds of students have received our Full-time Undergraduate Student Bursary.
View full details, including conditions and eligibility.
Additional costs
There are additional costs for this course that are not included in the tuition fees. See the links below to get a better idea of what to expect:
The fee above is the cost per year of your course.
If your course runs for two years or more, you will need to pay the fee for each academic year at the start of that year. If your course runs for less than two years, the cost above is for your full course and you will need to pay the full fee upfront.
Government regulation does affect tuition fees and the fees listed for courses starting in the 2025/26 academic year are subject to change.
If no fee is shown above then the fees for this course are not available yet. Please check again later for updates.
International students - funding your studies
We offer scholarships for international students including International Ambassador Scholarships.
Further information about funding and financial support for international students is available from the UK Council for International Student Affairs.
Teaching staff
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Kristin Brewe
My passion for start-ups is what brought me from industry to education, believing that students are our most valuable start-up brands. I have led my own consultancy in the UK and the US, advising companies across a variety of sectors on marketing and advertising initiatives.
My passion for start-ups is what brought me from industry to education, believing that students are our most valuable start-up brands. I have led my own consultancy in the UK and the US, advising companies across a variety of sectors on marketing and advertising initiatives.
Study & career progression
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Once you graduate you could go on to work in one of the following roles:
Advertising
- creative director
- art director
- designer
- copywriter
- content strategist or creator
- account manager or client services
- media planner or strategist
Public Relations
- public relations specialist
- social media creator
- social media/influencer manager
Marketing Professionals
- marketing strategist
- market researcher
- marketing specialist
- social media manager or social media creator
- content producers
Entrepreneurs
Many of our students have also launched their own businesses for their final year Major Projects in the UK and beyond. Here are a few examples:
- Holiday rental businesses in Wales and India
- Natural hair products in Belgium
- A modest fashion apparel brand in the UK
- Sweet baked goods in London
Other students continue their studies at the postgraduate level after they complete the BA (Hons) Advertising & Public Relations course. You may decide to specialise in a related area, like Advertising/Branding/Communications or explore a new subject, like International Business. Please see our postgraduate courses for a range of options.
How to apply
Start your studies in September 2024 - call our Clearing hotline and find the right course for you.
Clearing lines are open from 9am - 5pm on weekdays.
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Head to the UCAS website where you can apply using:
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- the UCAS course code (below)
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In the meantime, come and visit us and find out more about what studying at UWL is like. Sign up for an open day or join a campus tour.
Visit us and see for yourself
Talk to our tutors and find out about our courses and facilities at our next open day or join a campus tour.
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We're here to help
Any questions about a course or studying at UWL? We're here to help - call us on 0800 036 8888 (option 2, Monday – Friday 10am-4pm) or email us on courses@uwl.ac.uk.
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Head to the UCAS website where you can apply using:
- our institution code - W05
- the UCAS course code (below)
Want to ask us a question first? We would love to hear from you. Contact us free on:
Apply for this course
- Institution code
- W05
- UCAS code
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Next steps after making your application
We aim to make a decision on your application as quickly as we can. If we need any more information about your qualifications, we will be in touch.
In the meantime, come and visit us and find out more about what studying at UWL is like. Sign up for an open day or join a campus tour.
Visit us and see for yourself
Talk to our tutors and find out about our courses and facilities at our next open day or join a campus tour.
Our prospectus
All of our courses in one place - download now or order a hard copy.
We're here to help
Any questions about a course or studying at UWL? We're here to help - call us on 0800 036 8888 (option 2, Monday – Friday 10am-4pm) or email us on courses@uwl.ac.uk.
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You can apply to us in two ways:
- on the UCAS website you will need our institution code (W05) and the UCAS course code (at the top of this page)
- directly on our website – follow the ‘apply now’ link below
Want to ask us a question first? Our dedicated international students’ team would love to hear from you.
- Ask the International Recruitment Team a question
- learn more about international student applications
- find out more about why you should study in London at the Career University.
Apply for this course
Next steps after making your application
We aim to make a decision on your application as quickly as we can. If we need any more information about your qualifications, we will be in touch.
In the meantime, come and visit us and find out more about what studying at UWL is like. Sign up for an open day or join a campus tour.
Visit us and see for yourself
Talk to our tutors and find out about our courses and facilities at our next open day or join a campus tour.
Our prospectus
All of our courses in one place - download now or order a hard copy.
We're here to help
Any questions about a course or studying at UWL? We're here to help - call us on 0800 036 8888 (option 2, Monday – Friday 10am-4pm) or email us on courses@uwl.ac.uk.
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You can apply to us in two ways:
- on the UCAS website you will need our institution code (W05) and the UCAS course code (at the top of this page)
- directly on our website – follow the ‘apply now’ link below
Want to ask us a question first? Our dedicated international students’ team would love to hear from you.
- Ask the International Recruitment Team a question
- learn more about international student applications
- find out more about why you should study in London at the Career University.
Apply for this course
Next steps after making your application
We aim to make a decision on your application as quickly as we can. If we need any more information about your qualifications, we will be in touch.
In the meantime, come and visit us and find out more about what studying at UWL is like. Sign up for an open day or join a campus tour.
Visit us and see for yourself
Talk to our tutors and find out about our courses and facilities at our next open day or join a campus tour.
Our prospectus
All of our courses in one place - download now or order a hard copy.
We're here to help
Any questions about a course or studying at UWL? We're here to help - call us on 0800 036 8888 (option 2, Monday – Friday 10am-4pm) or email us on courses@uwl.ac.uk.
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