Control is a discipline that is concerned with analyzing and influencing dynamical systems that interact with their environment via inputs (influenced via actuators) and outputs (measured via sensors). It is highly multidisciplinary because the underlying mathematical models and methods cover many different domains.

Сontrols are processes designed to provide reasonable assurance regarding the achievement of objectives in the effectiveness and efficiency of operations, reliability of financial reporting, and compliance with laws and regulations. Internal controls are carried out by employees at all levels of the organization.

About this program

You will work with dedicated supervisors to design, conduct and report on major applied research topics in your area of interest and expertise. In these courses, you will explore creative, constructive transitions to sustainability. You will analyze policies and practices to address the complexities of the new global sustainable development goals that aim to support people, the planet, prosperity, and peace. You will explore the basic issues, concepts, and methodologies central to sustainability and have the opportunity to pursue studies in a particular area of need and priority through optional units.

As all courses will be read in English, language proficiency is mandatory. International applicants should submit the results of TOEFL or IELTS.

What levels of degrees do the Corporate programs have?

Usually, there is bachelor, and master's programs.

This degree programs aim to provide graduates with a range of specializations in the fields of public communication, corporate communication, marketing, advertising, marketing, and opinion research. The educational and cultural project of the course intends to offer advanced and interdisciplinary education and training with a strong opening to the world of enterprise in the domestic and international contexts and to communication activities within public and political organizations.

Programs prepare students to use a set of complex skills, which require not only an understanding of the mechanisms that govern communication, but of those that govern the life of the institutions that generate it and of the individuals who receive it, and of the economic and social context within which it takes on meaning.

Career paths

A professional is able to use all communication tools, from advertising, on which is traditionally based the promotion of goods and services, to new media related to the spread of the Internet that allows strong customization of messages and explicit interaction with the interlocutor.

High-profile positions in the management and organization of a company's public relations; positions as institutional, corporate, and marketing communication planners and developers, including advertising and fashion; positions as communication strategists in public administrations; researchers and analysts in the public opinion survey