Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Design your degree to fit your passion and pursue the career you want. Communication professionals work in a variety of fields including copywriting, digital marketing, social media strategy, content creation, public relations, and corporate training. Combine an internship experience with rigorous courses that teach a wide array of effective communication strategies to prepare you for the workforce after graduation.
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Clara Wieland
Read more about ClaraCommunication major
“When I toured campus myself, I instantly felt comfortable and knew this was the place for me. I loved how intentional everyone was when getting to know me and helping me envision myself as a student here.”
- CorporateCorporate ConcentrationCoordinate communication for a company—assemble training guides, organize special events, and contribute in administrative discussions.Learn More
- Digital Media ManagementDigital Media Management ConcentrationSpecialize in creating and managing content online—maintain websites, design social media posts, and learn effective digital strategies.Learn more
- Journalism and MediaJournalism and Media ConcentrationCommunicate effectively to achieve understanding—launch press releases, draft news features, and report on local events.Learn More
- Composite MajorComposite Communication MajorThis composite major allows students to experience a wide array of communication experience needed for the diverse job market.Learn more
- Graduate ProgramMaster of Education Program - Concentration in Teaching & Technology (T&T)Become a content expert with our graduate program. This certificate is designed for individuals who would like to teach dual credit or post-secondary communication courses.Learn more
Beyond graduation
Explore the possibilities
With “communication” ranking as the #1 desired skill in job applicants across all industries, effective communicators will always find somewhere they’re wanted for work. Career opportunities with a Communication degree can include:
- Public Relations Manager
- Communications Specialist
- Social Media Strategist
- Radio/TV Announcer
- Reporter
- Media Planner
- Corporate Communicator
Immerse yourself in social media marketing
Participate in internships and gain effective skills.
Communicate confidently and effectively.
Where you'll study
Plan of Study
- Introduction to Computer Information Systems
- Fundamentals of Public Speaking
- College Composition I
- Lab Science
- Learning to Live
- Interpersonal Communication
- Introduction to Professional Writing
- Concepts of Fitness and Wellness
- Lab Science
- Finite Mathematics
- Art and Music
- Intercultural Communication
- Literacies
- Elective
- Social Science
- Additional Humanities or Social Science
- Gender Communication
- Directed elective
- Elective
- Minor course
- Corporate Communication
- Communication and Interviewing
- Elective
- Minor course
- Minor course
- Public Relations
- Directed elective
- Elective
- Minor course
- Minor course
- Group Dynamics
- Internship
- Elective
- Minor course
- Minor course
- Communication Theory
- Organizational Communication
- Senior Capstone
- Directed elective
- Minor course
Joe Wright
Read more about JoeCommunication alumnus
“VCSU definitely helped me prepare for running my own business. I have used my communication degree every day with Wright Foot and Archive. From posting on social media, building my website, and building relationships with my direct-to-consumer customers as well as my wholesale accounts.”
Meet an advisor
Communication Arts
- McFarland Hall 205C
Accreditation
A college education is an investment in yourself. Making sure your education is high-quality can be difficult, but not at VCSU. We are proud to be accredited by numerous institutions, and with that accreditation comes the assurance you’re receiving the highest quality education that will prepare you for your career.