The European Institute of Communications strives to support their students to obtain the highest academic results and maximise their professional and vocational experience. For example, the following results are based on the Public Relations Institute of Ireland's Diploma in PR examinations (DipPR) and incorporates all national courses and results including post-graduate, full-time and part-time courses.
European Institute Results for Academic Year 2009 / 2010 National DipPR Programme
National results (Full Time, Long Distance and Part Time Courses combined): 1) Highest percentage of First Class Honours in the country 2) Four European Institute students finish in the top 5 in the country 3) Six European Students finish in the top 10 in the country 4) Highest percentage pass rate in the country
Full Time results: 1) Top Student in the country 2) Joint second place Student in the country 3) Highest percentage of 1st class honours in the country
Part Time and Long Distance results: 1) Three students finish in the top 5 in the country (all Long Distance Students) 2) Third in the country 3.) Five students finish in the top 10 in the country 4) Highest percentage of 1st, 2nd and 3rd class honours in the country
Note: The European Institute of Communications is the only authorised college in the country to run the Long Distance PRII PR programme.
In the 2008 national examinations the European Institute has for the 2nd time in three years finished with the top student in the PRII Diploma in Public Relations. On behalf of the directors, staff and lecturers we would like to send our congratulations to our student, Debbie Hutchinson, for a remarkable result.
In 2007 students of the European Institute in the PRII Diploma in Public Relations national examinations returned the highest percentage of first and second class honours.
In 2006 two of the European Institute students, Ann Delaney and Sinead nic Oireachtaigh, from the PRII Diploma in Public Relations course came joint first in Ireland with a third student from the European Institute, Caroline Quigley, finishing third. This was a 1, 2, 3 for the European Institute of Communications.
