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The activities to be carried out are as follows:

1. Providing experiential learning for students of Communication Science to gain industrial and workplace experience, as well as soft skills, by participating in public relations activities.

2. Introducing students to government public relations activities, both in-person and online.

3. Conducting regular field observations of public services.

4. Practicing services related to PPID (Information and Documentation Management Officer), managing corporate social media, multimedia, photography, videography, emceeing, audiovisual production, writing popular articles for mass media, etc.

5. Conducting discussions to identify and map communication problems, formulate, and recommend alternative solutions.

6. Involving students in managing BRIN's digital public relations services so that they develop the ability to adapt to the dynamics of technological, informational, and communication developments.

7. Involving students in creating communication strategy plans to enable them to plan, develop message content, and implement communication programs for both commercial and non-commercial purposes across various communication channels.

1. The activity topics include GPR (Government Public Relations) activities at BRIN, such as:

• Digital Media Production

• Media Journalism / Online Journalism

• Organizational Communication

• Media Management

• Public Speaking

• PR Writing

• Government Public Relations

• Social Media Analysis

• Issue and Crisis Management

• PR Ethics

• Communication Program Planning

• Visual Communication

• Social Media Handling

2. The scope of activities includes:

• Public Communication

• Corporate Social Media

• Multimedia

• Public Relations Services

• Digital Journalism

• Letter of Introduction
• CV
• Photo
• Identity Card
• File Data Transkrip
• Agreement Letter for Internship
• Proposal