Bachelor of Arts - Communication Studies

Program description

Communication Studies majors obtain a comprehensive liberal arts education aimed at preparing them for the challenges of the 21st century, the necessity to adapt to a swiftly evolving workplace, and the probability of pursuing many careers. The major includes many aspects of film and media studies, relational and organizational communication, as well as rhetoric and civic involvement. The major necessitates courses in communication studies, in the arts and humanities, social sciences, history, and a minor or second major.

The department aims to facilitate an exceptional education in communication studies for undergraduate majors, enhance their comprehension of human communication, and offer leadership in communication initiatives. We aim to assist students in preparing for successful employment, fulfilling civic responsibilities, and leading productive and rewarding lives.

Potential Occupations

Numerous majors secure positions in public relations, marketing, politics, sales, human resources, government, company management, event planning, education, and social media. Certain students advance to graduate studies in communication and pursue postgraduate education in business, law, and theology.