Bachelor degrees in Communication, Journalism, And Related Programs: Instructional programs that focus on how messages in various media are produced, used, and interpreted within and across different contexts, channels, and cultures, and that prepare individuals to apply communication knowledge and skills professionally.
The program of study in Communications affords students the opportunity to prepare for careers in what may be the most rapidly expanding field in modern education and society-at-large. Blending traditional liberal arts with specific career-oriented coursework, students gain the foundations, skills, and ethical perspectives necessary to be successful in their mass media careers, and to be productive members of society. The combination of scholarly...
The communications concentration requires 12 courses, including a core of intellectually rigorous conceptual courses and professional skills courses with a strong emphasis on journalism. The core courses provide a broad, critical and humanistic understanding of the communication process and its interaction with society. Other courses allow students to refine their skills in journalism, advertising, public relations and electronic publishing. The communications...
As a Communications major, you will develop a broad range of skills that can lead to careers in public relations, broadcasting, journalism, editing and publication, or with additional graduate study, the law or other professions. People who communicate effectively and have a broad liberal arts background are also increasingly in demand in business and technical fields.
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A communications degree is widely recognized as the backbone of a wide variety of fields. In addition to the traditional arenas of business application and media, the skills developed in a communication major are now viewed as vital in law, government, international relations, health and human and social services, education, speech and language disorders, arts and entertainment and information sciences.
As America moves into the next millennium, our economy is no longer based on hard
goods and manufacturing. America's product, in the year 2000 and beyond, is information.
AIC's program in Communication is designed to train students for professional
careers in the Information Age. Our courses emphasize theory, skills, and practical
experience.
The mission of the BA in Communication is to educate students who want to prepare themselves for a variety of careers in media (e.g. journalism and video production) and professional communication (e.g. advertising, public relations and writing) or for graduate studies in communication.
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