Wie unterscheiden sich die einzelnen Abschlüsse in der Kommunikation von einander?

In the field of communication, both company seminars and courses with a certificate, as well as a federal diploma, Advanced Federal Professional Examination (AFPE) diploma, College of Higher Education diploma at postgraduate level (NDS), Bachelor, Master and postgraduate courses CAS, DAS and MAS are offered. They all differ from one another in terms of duration, content, degree, focus, target group, requirements and reputation. Certificate courses are often, but not always, designed for people who have no specific experience in the desired field and wish to acquire initial knowledge without having to complete a vocational training (apprenticeship). Other degrees in communication, as in all other fields, usually have significantly more admission restrictions and require professional experience and completed work experience in this industry, such as the Federal Diploma of Higher Education in Communication Planning. In addition, this qualification requires you to have passed the MarKom admission exam (only until 2018), which you can also study for in a certificate course. The Bachelor's degree, which is awarded after a Bachelor's degree course that you can study at a Universities and is considered initial training, is exempt from the professional experience requirement. However, it should be noted that you must meet certain academic requirements in order to be admitted. After a Federal Professional Examination, you can continue your education with the Advanced Federal Professional Examination (AFPE) in Communication or attend a College of Higher Education (CHE) and specialize further with postgraduate studies (NDS CHE) or a CAS, DAS or MAS at a University of Applied Sciences (UAS). As you can see, continuing education, further training is always possible and in many cases builds on each other.