Communications and Culture provides students with knowledge of the field of communications in a global information society. Students will receive experience with contextual theories composing the field of communications.
With this emphasis, students start with a basic introduction of the central role of intercultural communications for individuals and societies, following this they proceed to learn a range of topics that range from Gender, Race & Culture to Media and Culture.
Obtaining a degree in Communications and Culture will allow you to obtain a job in a variety of fields.
Public Relations:
Marketing Specialist
News Writer
Creative Director
Media Analyst
Business:
Personal Recruiter
Sales Representative
Executive Manager
Director of Training and Development
Media:
Journalist
Media:
Journalist
Director of Broadcasting
Advertising Sales Coordinator
Producer
Casting Director
Government:
Government:
Diplomat
Public Information Office Writer
Campaign Director
Program Coordinator
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