Global Public Relations
The Global Public Relations certificate teaches students the strategic and tactical skills needed to craft PR and advocacy campaigns in different regions of the world.
The certificate is designed for working professionals and all classes are held Monday-Thursday evenings at our Arlington campus. Students must also complete one Global Perspective Residency short-term study abroad course.
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Estimated Tuition and Fees
Graduate tuition and fees at the George Washington University are comparable to the national average for private universities. These costs, set by the GW Board of Trustees, generally increase from year to year and may vary by program and location.
Please use this information as an estimate based on current tuition rates and fee structures. Total tuition and fees will vary according to the courses taken and the timeframe in which you complete your coursework.
2024-2025 Rates in Effect for Summer 2024, Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 Terms
- Tuition: $33,840 (18 credits @ $1,880 per credit hour)
Other costs to consider: Application fee $80; Registration fee $35/semester; Textbooks $600; Matriculation Fee (one time) $200.
Requirements
The certificate requires completion of six courses (18 credit hours). It can be completed in as little as three terms, or at your own pace. All coursework can be applied towards a master’s degree in Public Relations and Communications.
The following requirements must be fulfilled: 18 credits, including 15 credits in required courses and one 3-credit elective.
Code | Title | Credits |
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Required | ||
CPS 6200 | Global Perspective Residencies | |
PMGT 6402 | Applied Political Communications | |
PMGT 6403 | Political Data and Analytics | |
PSPR 6204 | Media Relations in a Digital World | |
PSPR 6224 | Global Public Relations Strategy and Practice | |
Electives | ||
One 3-credit elective course selected, with the program director’s approval, from the curricula of the master's programs in strategic public relations, legislative affairs, or political management, or from another GW school or college. |