Program Overview

Program Details

The university program in question is the Communication Studies program, which is offered as a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree.

Course Description

The program includes a course titled COMM 3700 Organizational Communication, which is a 4-hour course that explores the intersection of the theory and practice of communication in an organizational context. Particular emphasis is placed on understanding how power within and between organizations is shaped by and shapes society. Topics include identity, power, globalization, technology, and ethics.

Prerequisites

The prerequisites for the COMM 3700 course are junior standing and Communication 2300 and Communication 3500, or instructor permission for a prerequisite waiver. The course is normally offered each fall semester.

Program Structure

The Communication Studies program is part of the Departments/Programs offered by the university, which includes Majors and Minors in Communication Studies.

University Policies

The online version of the university catalog supersedes any printed catalog or PDF version as the official catalog of the university. The university reserves the right to make changes in the regulations and offerings announced in this official online version, as circumstances require. It is expected that the only changes will be the correction of errors and the inclusion of new courses and programs approved during the academic year.

Academic Calendar

The university has an academic calendar that outlines the schedule for the academic year.

Degree and Program Requirements

The university has degree and program requirements that must be met in order to graduate with a degree in Communication Studies.

Academic Policies and Procedures

The university has academic policies and procedures that govern the academic programs, including admission, registration, and academic records.

Special Academic Programs and Opportunities

The university offers special academic programs and opportunities, including certificates, academic recognition, and archway curriculum.