Students learn how to navigate interpersonal relationships, workplace teams, and community/cultural groups. Adeptly navigate conflicts with constructive communication strategies.
Through our program, sharpen your abilities in writing, public speaking, and persuasion. Convey ideas clearly and persuasively, and articulate your thoughts confidently.
Strong and effective communication skills are invaluable assets in any industry. A degree in communications can open doors to careers in a wide range of fields.
Management: direct teams, delegate tasks, and coordinate efforts to achieve organizational goals effectively.
Politics: strategize, craft messages, and engage with the public to convey political ideas, gain support, and shape policies.
Marketing: focus on creating compelling advertising campaigns, engaging with target audiences, and building brand recognition through strategic messaging.
Customer Service: use effective communication to address inquiries, resolve issues, and ensure customer satisfaction, enhancing brand loyalty.
Hospitality: provide exceptional guest experiences, resolve concerns, and manage guest relations for a positive reputation.
Human Resources: facilitate employee relations, conduct interviews, and mediate conflicts while ensuring a harmonious and productive work environment.
Communication - Human Communication Degree Map download
Catalog – see catalog for the School of Humanities and Fine and Performing Arts