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Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Public Relations | Broadcasting | Journalism
Area of study
Arts | Journalism and Information
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Communication Degree

A Communication degree is a good fit for creative people with strong writing skills. Communication is a broad field that includes the study of public speaking and rhetoric, communication at a personal level, and the mass media such as film, television, and the Internet. Because effective communication is a vital part of any endeavor, graduates can leverage a Communication degree to pursue a wide range of careers.


Why Walsh?

The Communication curriculum at Walsh is a pre-professional program that works to prepare students to pursue careers in communication professions.


  • Choose from Four Tracks: Students may choose to specialize in areas such as Advertising & Public Relations, Broadcast Communication, Digital Media, and Print Journalism.
    • Theory Meets Experience: The program focuses on helping students apply the skills and theories from their coursework to real-world situations, like internships and service-learning projects.
    • Responsible Best Practices: As part of the Walsh University mission, the program places a great deal of focus on the ethical practice of communication.
    • State-of-the-Art Facilities: Walsh University features newly built labs where students can gain experience with graphic design, video production and editing, podcasts, and other media.

Career Opportunities

Journalism, public relations, and broadcasting are common careers for Communication majors. Students can seek employment opportunities at newspapers, agencies, non-profit entities, and more. Creativity and communication skills are also assets in almost any career.


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