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Bachelor of Science with a Communication Arts Major |
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| Course Title: |
Bachelor of Science with a Communication Arts Major | |
Category: |
Arts & Humanities | |
Subject: |
Communications | |
| College: |
University of Wisconsin - Superior 
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| Course Description: |
The opportunity to explore a wide range of venuesThe Communicating Arts major at University of Wisconsin-Superior is presented to the students including conflict, organizational, persuasion, interpersonal and intercultural communication. Students will critique and explore the role of communication in today's world from discussions around the dinner table to conflict in the workplace to interactions with people from different cultures. 33 credits in Core Communication Courses and a minor in another field of interest is required in the Communicating Arts major. |
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| Delivery Format: |
Online | |
| Course Level: |
Bachelor Degree | |
| Course Type: |
Online Degrees | |
Course Long Description: |
Bachelor of Science with a Communication Arts Major The Bachelor of Science with a Communication Arts Major is focused in Speech Communication. It is a very versatile degree which can lead to a wide variety of careers. This communication arts degree prepares a student for professional positions in areas, such as human resources, management, training, sales, professional development, non-profit & community development, other business or organizational communication careers, and so as masteral study. This degree is designed to be a versatile choice for people who are seeking to explore a wide selection of areas such as interpersonal, conflict, persuasion, organizational and also intercultural communication. The purpose of this communication arts degree is to teach students of the logical process of developing their critical thinking skill along with strengthening their oral, written, and visual communication skills. For the students to develop all these skills, the communication art degree curriculum includes learning communication and meaning theories, writing exercises, processing information, communicating visually, and several topics that revolve around the industry of mass media and its concepts. The Bachelor of Science with a Communication Arts Major provides students with a variety of courses that will guide them as they study subjects, such as: - Mass Communication and Society - Interpersonal Communication - Principles of Persuasion - Fundamentals of Oral Interpretation of Literature - Communication in Conflict - Criticism of Film and Television - Communication in Organizations - Group Communication Process - Intercultural Communication In this degree program, students must pick a minor. They can choose from one of the following fields: psychology, philosophy, geography, or library science. An individually tailored minor is allowed. Students may select from an internship or a final research project, and program courses are taught by department professors who possess both technical knowledge and broad personal experience in the field. The internships and individualized capstone experiences give students solid academic backgrounds and practical portfolios to correspond to. Graduates of Bachelor of Science with a Communication Arts Major benefit from extensive career opportunities in, publishing, advertising, public relations and image development, and in the enormous industry of mass media such as radio and television. The communications arts degree provides graduates with unlimited career opportunities by simply honing his or her various communication skills. Career Paths: - Advertising - work for advertising companies that require visual, oral, and written communication at its best - Public Relations - become a PR manager for companies/personalities that want to get a good public opinion - Image Development and Management - build and develop startup companies' public image - Publishing - work in the print media industry, such as newspapers, book publishers, etc. - Mass Media - go under the spotlight in television or work for radio broadcasting companies - Business - establish your own PR firm, publishing house, and any other communication type of business Here are specific possible career positions for communication arts degree graduates: - Advertising Practitioner - Account Manager - Creative Director - Copywriter - Media / Buyer Planner - Public Relations Practitioner - Corporate Communications Director - Public Relations Manager / Consultant - Publicist - Event Planner - Market Researcher - T.V. / Film Director - T.V. / Film Scriptwriter - Radio / T.V. Field Reporter - Radio / T.V. Newscaster - Program Host - Community Affairs Liason - Arts Administrator - Non-profit Organization Director |
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