The mass communication concentration offers a liberal arts curriculum focusing on the functions and effects of the mass media. Students investigate many areas, including journalism, media in society, and media law. Graduates often pursue careers in broadcasting, sports marketing, news, and video production.
Students must complete 25 hours of core requirements and 18 hours of mass communication concentration courses, for a total of 43 hours.
Our communication program focuses on real-world learning through professional internships and hands-on experience in the classroom.
Why major in Communication?
Our communication program focuses on real-world learning through professional internships and hands-on experience in the classroom.
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Contact Information
Teresa Holder
Head, Department of Communication
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