Postgrad Month: What's next in Advertising

Are you ready to find out how to stay competitive in Advertising for the role you want next?

Join us on Wednesday 11th November at 5:30pm for RMIT Postgrad Month: What's Next in Advertising. Presented by Lucas Parker, Program Manager, Julie Bilby & Emsie Arnoldi, Program Academics, you'll gain ideas on how to future-proof your career through RMIT's postgraduate courses.  

This webinar will explore:  

  • The top trends in Advertising, plus the in-demand skills that respond to these trends.  
  • How you can specialise or upskill in Advertising to stay competitive.
  • Meet your future lecturers, learn about your course options, and get your questions about studying at RMIT answered - from career outcomes to industry partnerships.  
  • You'll also learn about your options for fast-tracked upskilling through Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas and Masters courses. Online enabled and primed for flexible delivery, RMIT's postgraduate courses will allow you to learn from experienced teachers, connect with future colleagues, and experience a curriculum deeply embedded in professional practice.  

Register now to get your tickets, and we'll see you online for RMIT Postgrad Month: What's Next in Advertising.  

 

Shape what's next. Apply now and start studying a Master of Advertising in 2021.

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