Communication Studies
The Communication Studies program is designed to increase student skills in verbal communication and public speaking, analysis and listening, interpersonal relationships, teamwork, leadership, motivation, initiative, and appreciation of diversity.
Core Communication Studies classes include:
- Introduction to Public Speaking
- Argumentation and Debate
- Introduction to Small Group and Team Communication
Related electives include:
- Oral Expression & Interpretation
- Introduction to Human Communication
- Intercultural Communication
- Forensics Workshop
- Cultural Anthropology
Communication Majors go into a variety of careers. Some examples are:
At the Associate’s Level: |
At the Bachelor’s Level: |
At the Master’s/Doctorate Level: |
Journalism |
Public Relations Specialist |
Speech & Language Pathologist |
Broadcast Technician |
Editor |
College Professor |
Sales |
Non-Profit Manager |
Organizational Leadership |
Public Relations Assistant |
College Admissions Rep |
Marketing & Advertising Strategist |
Proof Reader |
Advertising Copywriter |
Public Information Officer |
Advertising |
Human Resources |
Fundraising Manager |
Students successfully completing the Communication Studies Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T) Degree have a solid foundation for pursuing further education in Communication Studies or a related field, This AA-T degree is specifically designed to streamline transfer to CSU, see www.adegreewithaguarantee.com for details. If you are interested in transfer to a UC, please refer to the UC Pathways website. See a counselor to determine which courses can best meet your goals.
