
The Bachelor of Arts in Communication program explores the dynamic principles of communication in various contexts, from face-to-face interactions to mediated channels. You will develop essential skills in researching, creating, performing, and interpreting messages. This versatile degree equips you to build connections and resolve conflicts, preparing you for diverse careers in fields such as government, education, and public relations.
A Communication degree offers flexibility and versatility, preparing you for a wide range of career paths. The skills gained are transferable across various industries and roles.
Tuition and living cost information is not available on this program page.
A Communication degree prepares you for a wide range of roles including Civic Advocacy, Government and Law, Marketing, Public Relations, Non-Profit Leadership, and Higher Education. The skills gained are highly transferable across various industries.
Yes, an internship is a required component of the program, offering practical experience and career opportunities. Students also gain applied learning by creating communication materials for campus projects and local businesses.
Prospective students should visit the Columbia College undergraduate admissions page and create an application account. However, please note that the Communication program is currently not accepting applications.
The median annual wage for communication careers is $54,000, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).