Communications Bachelor’s Degree
A Bachelor’s Degree in Communications teaches students how language can be used as an effective tool to get a message across to another person, as well as how to use words to effectively make a point. Being able to make yourself understood clearly is a very useful skill, and it is one that is highly prized by a number of employers.
The communications program looks at the theoretical and practical aspects of communication. It allows students to understand the most effective ways to get a message across to someone else. Students in this program are able to work on their verbal and written communication skills. Examples of courses you would be taking include:
• Digital Communication
• Foundations of Professional Communication
• Fundamentals of Professional Writing
• Global Communication
• History of Communication
• Intercultural Communication
• Interpersonal Communication
• Media and Cultural Studies
• Organizational Communication
• Public Speaking and Presentation Skills
• Research Methods
• Theoretical Foundations in Communication
• Writing for Business and Government
• Writing for the Media
Career Options
The Bachelor’s degree in communications prepares students for several types of careers, including:
• Actor
• Customer Service Representative
• Events Planner
• Flight Attendant
• Market Research Analyst
• Movie Theater Manager
• Political Aide
• Recreation/Attractions Manager
• Sales Representative
• Speech Writer