communications
Become a journalist, TV/radio announcer, concert producer, PR specialist or recording/mix engineer with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½.
Inside the classroom, you’ll receive a strong liberal arts education and choose one of six areas of study: journalism, public relations, radio and television, communication studies, recording industry and recording technology. You’ll also have access to media professionals throughout the southeast who serve as guest lecturers and attend ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ seminars and workshops, like the Ida B. Wells Lecture Series.
Outside the classroom, you’ll get the real-world experience you need to succeed. Every student is required to complete a before graduation, and the university’s radio station, , and ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½â€™s partnerships with area newspapers, PR firms, TV and radio stations, marketing agencies and magazines give you an edge and let you discover your future career.
COURSES & CURRICULUM
Learn more about the Bachelor of Arts in communications, and explore each concentration’s curriculum and courses:
- Print journalism
- Public relations
- Radio and television
- Communication studies
- Recording industry
- Recording industry technology
See how to apply to the Bachelor of Arts in communications program.
COST
Find information on tuition, scholarships and other financial aid.
Learn more about the faculty in the Department of Communications.
CAREERS
See what careers are open to you with a degree in communications.
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