Global and Intercultural Communication, Certificate

Program Overview

The Certificate in Global and Intercultural Communication equips students with the knowledge and skills to navigate diverse cultural contexts effectively. Through required courses in intercultural communication, global media, and elective courses in various disciplines, students develop critical thinking, cultural sensitivity, and problem-solving abilities essential for careers in globalized and multicultural environments.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• Overview: The Certificate in Global and Intercultural Communication equips students with the knowledge and skills to become ethical and inclusive communicators in diverse cultural contexts, both personal and professional.
• Objectives:
• Enhance understanding of global communication practices and intercultural dynamics.
• Develop critical thinking and problem-solving abilities in cross-cultural communication scenarios.
• Foster cultural sensitivity and awareness.
• Prepare students for careers in globalized and multicultural environments.

Outline:

• Curriculum:
• Required Courses (6-9 credits):
• COMM 217: Intercultural Communication
• COMM 317: Topics in Global and Intercultural Communication
• COMM 405: Global Media
• Elective Courses (3-6 credits):
Students can choose courses from various disciplines to complement their career aspirations or academic interests, such as:
• Arabic, Chinese, French, Japanese, Korean, or Spanish language courses
• HIST 462: The Contemporary Middle East
• HIST 463: Israel—History, State, and Society
• MRKT 303: Issues in Global Business
• MRKT 437: International Marketing
• PHIL 140: World Religions
• POLS 103: International Relations
• POLS 220: Foreign Policy
• Structure: The program consists of 12 credits, with 6-9 credits in communication courses and 3-6 credits in elective courses.