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Department of Communication Weber State University 1605 University Circle Ogden, UT 84408-1605
Phone: 801-626-8924
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COMMUNICATION
College of Arts & Humanities
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What can I do with a degree in Communication?
Our graduates are prepared for a wide range of careers including print
and electronic journalism, public relations, corporate communication,
law, public administration, advertising, teaching and research.
An
information and technology explosion in our society has fueled the need
for communication-related employment in the last three decades, and the
need is growing stronger. Communication skills top of the list of
qualities employers seek when hiring and retaining personnel.
What will I learn?
A degree in communication helps build skills in writing, listening, speaking and critical thinking.
Communication
is a dynamic process that plays a complex and profound role in shaping
both individuals and society. You will gain an understanding of this
process and focus on how people create and use messages to generate
meanings within and across various contexts, cultures, channels and
media, including those delivered through technology.
These skills
can be learned in the classroom and through student media organizations
such as KWCR 88.1 Weber FM, The Signpost and Weber State News.
Degrees available:
- Bachelor’s degree (major and minor)
Communication majors may choose from eight emphases: - Civic Advocacy
- Communication Studies
- Communication Teaching
- Electronic Media
- Interpersonal and Family Comm.
- Journalism
- Organizational Communication
- Public Relations and Advertising
- BIS emphasis
What is the application process?
Although
there is no application deadline, we encourage you to apply early and
register for classes. Contact the Department of Communication for
specific information or to schedule an advisement time.
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