Mass Communication & Media

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Hi Bandita Wadhwa,
Corporate communications are generally written communications that occur among the different departments of a company or any higher authority. Therefore for being in Public relations one needs to be comfortable in public speaking and promoting brand while corporate needs good written communication skills. Corporate Communications mainly deals with the written and, at times, oral communication that needs to be done in order to keep all the stakeholders informed of a company vision, mission and strategic objectives. It involves internal as well as external communication, depending on who needs to know what. Whereas Public Relations use the external communications prepared by Corporate Communications to generate a positive image of the company. It uses mediums like press releases, social media, public activities, presentations etc. To create public interest in the products/services rendered by a company. Many a time, Public Relations team works closely with Corporate Communications team to identify external audiences (their tears too) and prepare appropriate external communication messages and publication materials. Both have good scope int heir respective field
Scope of Public Relations in India PR as an industry though has growth, there is also lack of skilled professionals, which makes the career a pool of opportunities for newcomers who have polished sof skills and experience. There are agencies popping up everywhere, because every organisation, every client who has a public profile needs to be groomed and showcased in a positive manner.

Research is indeed the best hallmark of a good place to learn Mass Media/Communication. Even for other subject's, the quality indeed gets manifested if the university offers quality research. Let me tell you one thing observed during education related counselling, Ph.D. from Government Universities or Central Universities still remain a quality thing because you get guides who are quite qualified on the academic part. There are strong notions that these days the quality has called to the new low all around in research. I shall suggest that you consider JNU, Jamia Milia Islamia, (find out IIMC courses for future) Amity University, Symbiosis Pune etc. It is also to be noted that you can do a Ph.D. from IIT and IIMS as well, because there they offer this through the Social Science department.

Media management basically deals with organizing and supervising media professionals, various media channels, production houses and more. A media manager's role is to make use of organization skills, marketing strategies, media economic understanding, and the knowledge of different software tools utilized in media productions. Media management is a target driven role and you need to be team player, one who can tackle any situation limited resources. A media manager acts as an intermediary between a product and a media house. One who can publicize, advertise and sell a particular product or a campaign effectively to the client. Mostly, after studying media management you can get in to advertising, and/or social media management.