This course, provided by the British Academy of Training and Development, considers the major current trends in Global Communications by referring to the popular culture, and a variety of key issues such as: Globalization; International Communication Cartelists; Third World Communications; and Cross-Border Communication. These issues will be studied by reference to case studies of Telecommunication Systems in both the developed and developing world.

Public Relations have been always communicated through the media to reach a large public audience, on the national or international levels, and still are. The emergence of social media in the 21st century has given the rise to another opportunity and a greater complexity for professionals in their quest to reach a large segment of masses and methods to develop strong relationships with Public Audience.

The British Academy for Training and Development provides this course for professionals involved in the following sectors: Media, Public Relations, Management, Government, and Administration.

How will participants benefit from the course?

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:

• Identifying Key Communication Systems in both the developed and developing world.
• Discuss different issues and theories concerning national communications and communication among different cultures.
• Analysis of major trends in Global Communication and Mutual cultures, including Globalization, Environmental Protection and Cross-Border Communications.
• Developing major awareness about the overlapping trends in Global Communications.
• Generating ideas, and synthesize of research results of global issues.
• Teamwork aspects to communicate ideas and researches on issues of global importance, such as Equality, Identity, and Environmental Sustainability.

• Detailed study on the Political, Economic and Cultural determinants of the major American, European and Asian Telecommunication Systems.
• Detailed Exploration of Programming Practices within National Communication Systems with regards to popular culture.
• Identification and critique of recent trends in Trans-National Communications, focusing on issues related to political activities and environmental issues.
• Implication Analysis of Globalization and Cultural Trends, concerning Journalism, radio, Television, Cinema and the Internet sectors.
• Events and continuation of Global Media.
• PR Communication Technologies.
• Experts and Public views on activities related to global communication and cultural issues.