Marketing and public relations
Your course of study and your future career options
Getting your foot in the door
- Building your business name
- Digital jobs are the big movers in a post-GFC marketing world
- Follow your passions and be your own boss
- Grads, want to land your dream job? (PRIA)
- Hudson 2012 Salary Guide
- Joining a professional association - why and which one?
- Marketing FAQ (5 MB)
- Overseas marketing
- PRIA Knowledge Bank
- Public Relations Scholarships
- Social Conscience 2010 - AMI podcasts
- Start on the right path from first year
- Student associations - more than just a way to meet people
- The Aquent Orange Book - marketing, communications and creative industries salary guide
- Turning a hobby into a career
Profiles
Last minute tips and support
5. Undertake as much industry-based work experience as you can. You'll learn loads more "on the job" than in the classroom, while also putting into practice what you've been studying - Katherine Jess, Alcoa.
4. Find your element and pursue your passion; there's no point doing something that you don't enjoy - Anyez Lindop, Penguin Group Australia.
3. If you want a successful career you have to decide what that looks like to you and then be prepared to continue to work hard to make it happen and never forget to have fun along the way - Ange Jones, GMHBA Limited.
2. Get as much workplace experience as possible during your uni years - Janelle Yates, The Little PR Company.
1. Go and visit the staff at Careers and Employment early on in your course. They are knowledgeable and always willing to help - Coby Mitropolous, Deakin University.
