
The Diploma in Public Relations and Event Management is a professional-oriented programme designed to prepare students for dynamic careers in communication, media relations, brand management, and event planning. This course combines strategic communication skills with practical event execution knowledge, making it ideal for students who enjoy creativity, people management, and public-facing roles.
Students learn the fundamentals of public relations, including media communication, corporate image building, reputation management, crisis communication, and stakeholder engagement. Alongside PR, the programme provides in-depth exposure to event management principles such as event planning and coordination, budgeting, logistics, venue management, sponsorship acquisition, protocol management, and post-event evaluation.
The curriculum emphasises hands-on learning. Students participate in mock press conferences, media writing exercises, campaign planning, social media communication, and real or simulated event organisation such as product launches, exhibitions, corporate events, cultural programmes, and conferences. They also gain knowledge of digital PR tools, influencer marketing basics, branding strategies, and communication ethics.
Internships or industrial training are usually included, allowing students to gain real-world experience with PR agencies, media houses, event management companies, hotels, corporate communication departments, NGOs, or government organisations. This practical exposure ensures graduates are job-ready and confident in professional environments.
This diploma serves as a strong foundation for advanced studies or immediate entry into the PR, media, and events industry.
Typically 2 – 3 years, including:
International tuition fees typically range between RM 12,000 – RM 30,000 for the full programme.
Programme titles may vary, but similar diplomas are offered by:
Graduates of this diploma can pursue roles such as:
With experience or further studies, graduates can move into managerial and strategic communication roles.



