Introduction to Policy Communication
The course on Public Policy Communication equips the participants with knowledge of communication in public policy and develops critical analytical skills and communication skills in policy and advocacy.
Course Benefits
- Develop knowledge and analytical skills in Policy Communication.
- Develop the ability to analyse and strategize policy ideas with various communication tools to all stakeholders.
Course Units
| Session | Topics covered | Duration of Session |
|---|---|---|
| Communication & Public Policy | Why Policy Communication? Research and Policy Communication Communication theories and Development Communication |
21st February 5pm to 7pm (IST) |
| Media and Policy Communication | Public and Private Media Policy Influencers Principles of Policy Communication |
22nd February 5pm to 7pm (IST) |
| Policy Communication Tools | Op-ed & Press Releases Policy Brief Developing Communication Strategy |
23rd February 5pm to 7pm (IST) |
| Policy, Politics and People | Nation Branding Public Opinion Propaganda |
23rd February 5pm to 7pm (IST) |
| Assignments: | Post-course google form |
Instructor
Meenuka Mathew
Meenuka Mathew is a Teaching & Research for Intellectual Pursuit (TRIP) Fellow at Jindal School of Government & Public Policy, O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU).
Application Process and Eligibility
All the mandatory categories in the application form must be filled in order for an application to be considered. Further details are provided in the application form.
This course can be taken by anyone with adequate English conversational skills.
Anyone can take this course, as long as you are able to attend all the webinars, complete the quiz and assignment on time.
Course Fees
Rs 4,000
For students- Rs 2,000
The course will be beneficial for
6 hours of live webinars and discussions
Public Policy Students, Researchers, those who are working in the Public Policy sector
Readings and References:
Reading and references will be provided at the end of each session.
Course Duration
21- 24 February, 2022 2 hours for each session (5pm to 7pm (IST))

