The rate of students having jobs in Public Relations is increasing.

Although it has not been around for long in Vietnam, PR is considered a popular profession due to its dynamic, creative characteristics, ability to bring in high income and wide career opportunities.
PR - an attractive career with many development opportunities
“The value of public relations (PR) as a form of persuasive communication for businesses has never been more appreciated than it is now. The proportion of budgets invested in PR is larger, the number of graduates seeking jobs in this field is also increasing rapidly and the number of PR consultants recruited worldwide is at an all-time high,” said expert Gerry McCusker in his book Causes and Lessons from World-famous PR Failures .
According to a survey by the labor organization, the average monthly salary of new employees at professional PR companies is from 250 - 500 USD (from 5 to 10 million VND). The group of specialists at large companies and corporations have higher incomes, from 600 - 1000 USD (12 - 20 million VND); and the group of senior managers have salaries from 1000 - 2500 USD (about 20 - 50 million VND), ... That shows the PR industry with career potential along with attractive income levels.
Any organization, company, or business needs PR activities to communicate and connect with the public in order to gradually build, consolidate, and develop its brand. However, in reality, organizations and businesses today still lack professional PR personnel who are well-trained in expertise, professionalism, and skills to meet the job requirements. Therefore, by studying PR, students have many attractive job positions waiting for them.

Students are trained in their profession right from their school days.
There are many universities that are currently receiving a lot of attention from candidates studying Public Relations, including the PR major at Dai Nam University with a very special and impressive training method. The Public Relations major at Dai Nam University is trained in depth in skills, with practical time and practice accounting for 50% of the subject time. In the curriculum, there are separate groups of subjects on skills in the direction of "hands-on" taught directly by lecturers who are working at agencies, media companies, newspapers, and PR, such as: Message building skills; Report writing skills, speech writing skills; MC skills; Conference and seminar organization skills; News writing skills, PR articles; Press release writing skills...

Right from the time of studying specialized subjects, Dai Nam students not only participate in regular extracurricular activities, scientific research... but also go to businesses and organizations to conduct field surveys, and participate in the actual work of a PR staff.

Dai Nam University and the Faculty of Public Administration and Communications regularly organize practical events and activities to attract students to participate in meaningful activities. There are events that are entirely conceived and organized by students. This is the ideal learning environment for students of Public Administration to practice and train so that they can work immediately after graduation.

According to Dr. Le Thi Nha, Head of the Faculty of Public Relations and Communications at Dai Nam University, in 2017, 100% of the alumni of the 5th and 6th courses of the faculty had jobs. Most of them worked in their majors. This profession is currently receiving great attention from many young people with a passion and love for the PR profession, attractive job opportunities for a team that is well-trained and professional.