Communication students major in one of the following courses of
study, after completing all of the courses in the pre-communication
program (see individual majors for details) with a grade of B or
better.
Students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree must complete
two years of foreign language study; students pursuing a Bachelor
of Science (B.S.) degree must complete a minor.
Agricultural
Communication
This course of study is for students who have a strong interest both in agriculture and in communication so they can work as communication specialists for agribusiness. They might work for a livestock or grain association, as the editor of a specialized publication for an agricultural group, or as the advocate for a farm/ranching organization.
Health Communication
This course of study is for students in health-related fields (nursing, pharmacy, etc.), for students who want to work in health-service operations (nursing homes, hospitals, etc.), and for students who want to work in health campaigns.
Journalism, Broadcasting, and Mass Communication
Technologies
This course of study includes print journalism, TV broadcasting,
and web design.
Management Communication
This course of study includes organizational communication and
crisis communication, the communication principles involved in
business and how to manage problems when they occur.
Public Relations & Advertising
This course of study includes organizational communication and
crisis communication, the communication principles involved in
business and how to manage problems when they occur.
Web Design (Minor)
This interdisciplinary program emphasizes theory and skills needed to manage internet web content and delivery.
When will the classes in your major or minor be offered? Consult
the COMM Course Rotation
Schedule.