The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies will provide you with an excellent knowledge of communication theory and practical application. You’ll develop an understanding of interpersonal, group, and organizational communication – including a grasp of social media and communication via emerging technologies. Plus, with a Christian worldview integrated into every class, you’ll see how ethics, meaning, and truth are essential to how we communicate.

You’ll get training in a variety of important topics, including cross-cultural communication, persuasive communication, and communication law. With a broad understanding of what takes up 75% of every person’s waking hours – communication – you’ll find job possibilities in areas ranging from business and advertising, to radio and journalism, to politics.

Few degrees have such a wide application as a bachelor's degree in communication – you’ll receive training to enter a variety of fields. You’ll be well prepared to function in business and marketing environments – managing people or managing messaging for an organization. Communications majors are sought after in fields where messaging is essential – from public relations, to law, to essential positions in today’s changing media landscape. From writing speeches to marketing products, your skills will be necessary in our information-dominated world.

Communication Studies Bachelor's Degree Program Benefits

• bachelor's degree in Communication Studies is one of the most versatile degrees offered today, and it can provide a variety of options in fields where you are interacting with others and enacting positive change.
• The program is specially designed for adult students who are busy with work and family commitments.
• Students take one course at a time with classroom-based courses meeting one night a week for five weeks.
• Students can choose to complete the coursework online. Online courses typically run for five weeks and weekly assignments may be completed around your schedule.
• Small class sizes encourage individualized learning and networking.
• Students have direct access to professors who are also professionals in the field.