A bachelor of arts in communication gives you the skills needed to organize ideas, communicate effectively, and diverse lead teams to success.
Prepare for high-earning careers in fields like marketing, HR, and professional training.
In California alone, there are over 15,000 job openings each year related to marketing, advertising, and communication. (Source)
Accredited by the New England Commision of Higher Education (NECHE).
Transfer in 60 or more college credits, or an accredited associate degree, and you may be eligible to start this program halfway. Transfer in less than 60 college credits and you may be eligible to transfer credits to the “associate’s degree track”
Prepare for high-earning careers in fields like marketing, HR, and professional training.
In California alone, there are over 15,000 job openings each year related to marketing, advertising, and communication. (Source)
Accredited by the New England Commision of Higher Education (NECHE).
Transfer in 60 or more college credits, or an accredited associate degree, and you may be eligible to start this program halfway. Transfer in less than 60 college credits and you may be eligible to transfer credits to the “associate’s degree track”
Advertise a Product or Service
Communicate Across Cultures
Construct and Deconstruct Media
Control the Message
Convey Technical Information
Create Multimedia
Demonstrate Cultural Competence
Go Behind the News
Represent an Organization
Leverage Social Media
Analyze and create advertisements in various media, applying both historical and contemporary perspectives on advertising methods and design.
Identify, analyze and address the cultural differences and communications issues that arise in both international and intercultural business contexts.
Gain media literacy skills in order to comprehend messages and effectively utilize tools to design and distribute our own messages.
Apply the principles and key concepts of public relations to address the challenging task of shaping an organization's public image.
Employ clear, effective and accurate communication of technical information for different purposes and audiences.
Engage in the various stages necessary to design and develop a basic multimedia product, including creating a storyboard and writing a script.
Improve effective communication in a variety of professional settings by analyzing how culture shapes interpersonal relations.
Demonstrate the ability to distinguish media bias from audience bias and well-researched, credible news stories from unreliable journalism.
Demonstrate the key principles of organizational communications by developing professional documents and organizational messaging strategies.
Demonstrate strategic uses of social media for a variety of purposes, such as advertising, marketing, and public relations.