The Master of Communication (MOC) with a Strategic Communication specialisation at the National University of Singapore (NUS) is designed for professionals who want to master the art of effective messaging in today's complex world. This program delves into the fundamental concepts of communication and explores advanced methods for managing crises, enhancing reputation, and leveraging digital channels. It's particularly suited for current and aspiring leaders and executives in corporate communications, public relations, and related fields across various industries.
This is a 40-Unit coursework-based Master’s Degree programme. It includes core/essential courses and elective courses. Students can also choose an optional Internship or Mentorship (each 8 Units) or a Final Year Project (4 Units). An Internship is recommended for students with less than two years of working experience, while a Mentorship is suggested for those with at least two years of experience.
The provided university fees page refers to the Business School, and not directly to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences or the Master of Communication program. Therefore, specific fee amounts for this program are not available in the source material.
The NUS Business School mentions accreditations on its website. However, specific accreditations for the Master of Communication program within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences are not detailed in the provided content.
The Master of Communication (MOC) is a 40-Unit coursework-based Master’s Degree programme. The specific duration in years is not explicitly stated but the structure includes core and elective courses, with options for an internship, mentorship, or final year project.
While specific career outcomes are not listed, the program is designed for current and aspiring leaders and executives in corporate communications and public relations. It aims to equip students with methods for crisis communication, reputation management, and leveraging digital channels.
For the August 2027 intake, the application period is from September 1, 2026, to November 30, 2026.
Specific international tuition fees for this program are not provided in the available information. The university's fees pages refer to the Business School, not directly to the Master of Communication program.
Specific academic entry requirements are not provided in the program details. Prospective students are advised to refer to the NUS Graduate School admissions overview or contact the department for detailed criteria.