Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media Studies

Program Highlights

As a student in our undergraduate degree in communication and media studies, you’ll develop traditional and digital communication skills that are essential in both your professional and personal lives. Your coursework will cover all components  of personal and professional communication—oral, written, and visual. You’ll examine current and emerging technologies in digital media and communication. You’ll study the relevant legal and ethical implications of what you may broadcast in the future. And you’ll get an overview of research methods you’ll use in the course of your job.  

Bottom line? You’ll be able to apply communication skills within professional and interpersonal settings, use traditional and emerging technologies, and employ this expertise for your organization’s communication plans. Plus, you’ll build a host of interpersonal communication skills—from refining your media literacy to developing better sensitivity toward intercultural issues. 

What can you do with a bachelor’s degree in communication and media studies?

Upon completion of studies in these two core components of expression in today’s society, you’ll have the skills you need to pursue a number of relevant career opportunities. Depending on your chosen concentration, you could find yourself in everything from corporate training to public lobbying.   

You can apply for writing positions in the areas of content creation, advertising or even journalism. You can move into digital communication areas including social media strategist, digital media buyer or communication coordinator. Other opportunities can be found in public relations, web content, labor relations, corporate communication, consulting, education, and more. 

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Communications & Media Studies Concentrations

Once you complete your core communication and media studies courses, you will have the opportunity to tailor your degree to your specific career objectives with a concentration in General Communication, Social Media, or Strategic Communication. 

Walk the Talk for Your Communication Career  

We’re here to help you succeed. From the moment you enroll at Post University, you will be supported by a personal academic advisor. They will provide guidance at every step of your communication training, whether you choose online classes or our on-campus program in Connecticut.  

If you’re ready for a new career that aligns with your interests, contact Post University today about our Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media Studies. Discover how our personal approach makes all the difference in your educational journey.