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Program Requirements
Ce programme s'adresse 脿 ceux qui d茅sirent travailler en relations publiques et en communications, aux gestionnaires responsables des activit茅s de relations publiques et des communications ou aux praticiens qui souhaitent parfaire leur formation. Les 茅tudiants se familiarisent avec divers domaines de sp茅cialit茅 et se pr茅parent 脿 faire carri猫re dans les secteurs des services-conseils, des entreprises ou des organismes sans but lucratif. Le mat茅riel de cours est r茅guli猫rement revu afin d鈥檡 int茅grer les nouvelles technologies et les enjeux en 茅mergence. Le programme permet d'acqu茅rir des comp茅tences, mais il est surtout ax茅 sur les aspects strat茅giques des relations publiques.
Cours obligatoires (24 unit茅s)
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CPRL 510 Fundamentals of Public Relations (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : Survey and history of public relations practice, its various sub-specialties and its role in the organizational structure. Theories of communication and applications of theoretical knowledge in the field. Recent trends and best practices in both private and not-for-profit sectors. Professional ethics and associations.
Terms: Automne 2021
Instructors: Papastefanou, Nicolette (Fall)
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CPRL 520 Applied Public Relations Communication (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : Practice researching, conceptualizing, designing, and crafting visual, written and verbal messages and communication tools that align with organizational objectives for traditional, digital, social and emerging platforms for public relations purposes. Focus on skills needed to consistently express complex meaning through various channels for internal and external audiences and identifying the most appropriate channel for these audiences. Design and deliver in-person or virtual presentations.
Terms: Automne 2021
Instructors: Callaway, Yvonne (Fall)
Corequisite: CPRL 510
Note: Given in a workshop setting, this course will allow students to improve their skills through practice, instructor feedback and peer evaluation. Owing to the nature of the subject matter, assignments must be submitted in English.
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CPRL 530 Internal Stakeholder Communication (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : Communication with the full range of internal stakeholders, including employees, management, Board, volunteers and foundations, as well as audiences specific to the organization such as patients, students, members, etc. Topics include organizational culture, labour relations, mobilization of stakeholders and issues/change management (i.e. mergers, acquisitions, partnerships).
Terms: Automne 2021
Instructors: Bernardino, Paula (Fall)
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CPRL 531 Media Context and Applications (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : Context in which media operate (regulation, ownership, practical constraints). Building relationships with journalists. Media theory and current trends in media uses and technology. Strategies and tools for communicating through media, including message development, spokesperson training and media events. Crisis and risk communications.
Terms: Hiver 2022
Instructors: Papastefanou, Nicolette (Winter)
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CPRL 533 Communications in the Corporate Sector (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : This course will provide exposure to issues and functions essential for practice in the corporate sector, issues management, crisis communications, financial communications, branding and reputation management, as well as communications related to mergers and acquisitions. It will also provide the basic financial literacy necessary for any communications management professional.
Terms: Automne 2021, Hiver 2022
Instructors: Mosher, Aislinn (Fall) Mosher, Aislinn (Winter)
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CPRL 535 Public Opinion and Public Policy (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : How organizations, voters, media and interest groups work to influence public policy, and how the efforts of each affect the others. Government relations at the political and public service level, including lobbying, advocacy, and regulatory issues. Coalition building. Public opinion research methods and theory. Media and democracy.
Terms: Hiver 2022
Instructors: Creighton, Jennifer (Winter)
Corequisite: CPRL 531
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CPRL 540 Communication Planning (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : Communication plans in real situations. Topics include environmental scanning, audits, strategy and implementation of plan, including timelines, budgeting, working with suppliers and consulting skills. Emphasis on evaluation and return on investment of communication.
Terms: 脡t茅 2022
Instructors: Mosher, Aislinn (Summer)
Note: Students will interact with practitioners in the field. Considerable time will be required outside of classroom hours, as students will work in teams against tight deadlines. It is recommended that students not take on a heavy course load during the term they take this course.
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CPRL 541 Ethics in Public Relations (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : Public relations practitioner's role and influence in the ethical organization: corporate social responsibility, laws and regulations on governance, and public accountability. Legal and ethical behaviour related to sustainable development and globalization. The ethical public relations practitioner: professionalism, codes of ethics, issues in practice.
Terms: Automne 2021
Instructors: Durocher, Andre (Fall)
Cours compl茅mentaires (6 unit茅s)
6 unit茅s parmi les cours suivants :
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CGM2 510 Project Management: Tools and Techniques (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Gestion : Focus on main concepts and theories of project management from initiation to close-out. Topics include: project life cycle, planning, scheduling, implementing, monitoring, controlling, close-out and ethics. The concepts presented apply to projects of various sizes, types and degrees of complexity.
Terms: Automne 2021, Hiver 2022, 脡t茅 2022
Instructors: Chasse, Andrew; Samia, Maroun (Fall) Gauthier, Sylvain; Chasse, Andrew; Corbeil, Linda (Winter) Chasse, Andrew (Summer)
Restrictions: Open to students currently in a program. Not open to Special Students.
**Due to the intensive nature of this course, the standard add/drop and withdrawal deadlines do not apply. Add/drop is the second lecture day and withdrawal is the fourth lecture day.
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CMIS 544 Digital Marketing Automation, Planning and Technology (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Gestion des syst猫mes d'information : Covers the fundamental concepts needed to develop a digital marketing plan. Enables students to gain an understanding of market behaviour, translation of corporate goals into digital marketing objectives, basic overview of various strategic approaches to align to objectives, as well as implementation and control.
Terms: Hiver 2022
Instructors: Mottaghi, Hoda (Winter)
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CPRL 515 Fund-raising and Philanthropy (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : The organization as donor and as fund-raiser. Social, legal and regulatory context of fund-raising and corporate giving. Role and structure of foundations, government agencies and other donor organizations. Corporate community support. Fund-raising campaigns (planning and methods), donor relations, working with volunteer leadership, information management, ethics and accountability.
Terms: Hiver 2022
Instructors: Lynch, Shaun (Winter)
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CPRL 532 Public Relations Event Management (3 unit茅s)
Vue d'ensemble
Relations publiques : Management of events in support of strategic organizational objectives for relations with investors, clients, employees, government, media or community. Special events as part of public awareness or fund-raising programs. Topics include planning, budgeting, financial support, logistics, protocol, working with suppliers and partners, promotion and evaluation.
Terms: 脡t茅 2022
Instructors: Lanctot, Fran莽ois-Olivier (Summer)
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