The Communication major provides our students with learning experiences through which to create their own career path in this broad discipline. In 18 hours of core courses, students establish foundational knowledges of what the discipline is, how to communicate effectively and ethically in personal and public contexts, how to conduct research and how the discipline has developed over time. Students work with communication faculty advisors to shape an 18-hour elective program that will inform and enhance their future career goal through courses that address the role of communication in organizational, intercultural and popular culture contexts.
Seminars, embracing both undergraduate and graduate students, provided additional opportunities for students to broaden their knowledge. Some of the seminars offered by communication faculty included: Crisis Communication, Health Communication, Gender and Communication, Sports Communication and Apocalyptic Rhetoric. The scope and versatility of the major allows for our students to double-major (and minor) in areas as diverse as Public Relations, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology. As one of the most in-demand skill sets for employees, the Arkansas Tech University B.A. degree in Communication provides our students the necessary communication skills to carry into their desired careers.
Students living in states bordering Arkansas receive in-state tuition.
Financial Aid is available for those who qualify. The Arkansas Tech University school code to use on the FAFSA is 001089.
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Our program received an excellent rating in the most recent Communication Program Review submitted to the Arkansas Department of Higher Education (ADHE).
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