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Assistant professor Dr Anke Wonneberger and student Penny Steenbeek talk about courses, students and misunderstandings about the Corporate Communication Master's track.
Emma did the Master’s Corporate Communication. Her current job is in social media marketing. How did she experience the transition to the labor market?
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Frequently asked questions
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Can I still decide during the pre-Master's to change to another track?
Yes, you can. All tracks have the same entry requirements. After completing the pre-Master's, you can choose a track again in Studielink.
Note: this does not apply to the Research Master's. If you have doubts about taking the Research Master's, please contact the study adviser as soon as possible (not only after the pre-Master's).
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I have completed "name of a study programme", do I have to do a pre-Master's first?
That is always viewed and assessed per person. If you want to be sure, sign up. The admission officers will let you know if you need to do a pre-Master's. Three things are considered:
- Do you have knowledge of the most important theories in communication science?
- Do you have knowledge in statistics?
- Do you know how to write an empirical paper?
If you answered “no” to one of the questions, chances are that you will have to follow (part of) the pre-Master's.
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What are my job opportunities when I finish the Corporate Communication Master's programme?
This high-level Master’s prepares you for a variety of jobs creating broad employability. Please have a look at Careers to find more information.
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Am I admissible to the Master's programme with a Bachelor’s degree obtained at a university of applied sciences (HBO)?
With a Bachelor’s degree obtained at a university of applied sciences (HBO) you are not directly accepted to the Master's programme in Communication Science. You need a Bachelor's degree in Communication Science for this. If your HBO study is related to Communication Science at the UvA, you may be able to take the short-track Bachelor's programme at the College of Communication first to meet the criteria and then re-apply. This short-track Bachelor’s (verkorte Bachelor) is taught in English and Dutch.
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What does following a second Bachelor's programme (or the short-track Bachelor's) mean for the tuition fee?
Starting a second Bachelor's program (incl. the short-track Bachelor's programme) after completing a higher professional education programme can result in high study costs. If you already completed your higher professional education, you will have to pay the institutional rate. Participation in the HBO follow-on minor during your HBO study, on the other hand, can give you an advantage in your study costs later on. So make sure you get a good look at the study costs you will have to deal with via the Duo website, via the Tuition Fee Calculator or the Central Student Service Desk.