The BA in Professional Communication program examines language, media, culture, and technology. The program balances the best of academic education, professional experience, and practical skills, and combines a comprehensive overview of communications as an academic field with a selection of courses in professional writing, public relations, journalism, public speaking, organizational communication, and new media.

A Nichols College BA in Communication will prepare you for a dynamic career in social media, television, marketing, journalism, and corporate outreach. You’ll build your creative skills while taking a deep dive into the evolving ethics and impact of modern media trends, setting you up for a sustainable career in any industry.

Become an effective, ethical writer and communicator with Southwest Minnesota State University's 100% online Bachelor of Arts in Professional Writing and Communication. Our curriculum combines writing, rhetoric, art, and communications courses to ensure you graduate as a well-rounded professional ready for the workplace. This interdisciplinary program delivers the skills you need for roles like content marketer, social media manager, copywriter, and public relations specialist.

Trevecca’s Bachelor of Science in organizational communication is a versatile and highly applicable degree that equips you to use strong communication skills to evaluate issues within any organization and apply effective solutions. Through relevant and engaging coursework, you will strengthen your relational communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

Study a Bachelor of Arts in Media Design. This Design B.A. programme is taught entirely in English at our Macromedia campus in Berlin, Germany.

The Professional Communication Major with an emphasis on Business and Strategic Communication offers students a comprehensive education in effective communication strategies vital for the modern busin...

The Bachelor of Arts in Professional and Technical Communication prepares students to excel in careers that require clear and effective communication skills. The program focuses on teaching students h...

Become a writer, presenter, team member, and speaker and understand the dimensions of communication in professional settings like business, nonprofits, media, technology firms, government, and other organizations. You’ll learn to craft messages for different audiences, both internal (human resources and employee training) and external (media relations, sales, and customer service). North Central offers classes that combine theory with practical application, like group interaction, in which teams of students plan and stage fundraising events for nonprofit organizations. Organizational communication majors are advised to specialize in a second academic area like journalism, marketing, human resources, sociology, or interactive media studies depending on their career goals.

The Graduate Certificate in Professional Skills for Scientists is designed to help students build essential skills for the workforce. It covers practical areas like communication, teamwork, leadership...

The Bachelor of Arts in Scientific and Technical Communication is designed to help students develop skills in creating clear, professional content for technical fields. The program emphasizes writing,...

Undergraduate Communication majors at Penn study media institutions, communication and contemporary culture, and a variety of communication influences in social, political, and economic contexts. Scholarship in communication intersects with many disciplines— including history, psychology, sociology, anthropology, political science, law, and economics—drawing from both humanistic and social-scientific modes of inquiry to examine fundamental communication processes and effects.

The communication vehicles may be ever-evolving, but writing remains at the core. As a Writing Communication major at Maryville College, you will master methodologies in creative and professional writing.

With a B.S. in Technical Communication, you'll be prepared to work in almost any area of communication—whether it be business, industry, media, or government. You'll learn how sharpen your communication, analytical, research, style, and editing skills in both digital and print formats.

The Bachelor of Science in Scientific and Technical Communication prepares students to effectively share complex information through clear, concise, and engaging communication. The program emphasizes ...

Your Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies prepares you to be a communication professional in various fields, as you will learn to effectively communicate in interpersonal, organizational, and public settings with creativity and polish.