Top 86 Undergraduate Studies in Communication 2019

Come and discover how we make technology work for us, unlock its potential and society may thank you.

Our Bachelor of Multimedia and Communication Technology is an English-language degree, which prepares globally-minded students for a career in the digital world.

Apply and you could spend the next three years in the lively and historic city of Antwerp in Belgium.

You will develop the technical skills, cutting-edge creativity and strategic insight to help you shine in the fast-paced world of multimedia.

From day one, our project-based approach and global outlook prepares you for work as a digital nomad.... [-]

Become an expert in communication and communication technology.

Interested in the rich field of communication? At Bellarmine, our courses blend class work with hands-on application and field experiences to teach new communication technologies as well as the many facets of human communication: interpersonal, intercultural, mediated and group.

In addition to offering a rich and exciting curriculum inside the classroom, the School of Communication is home to Bellarmine Radio, The Concord newspaper, NEXU Student Agency, a media production suite and a lively sports-broadcasting YouTube channel that covers BU athletics.

Bellarmine communication students take advantage of Louisville’s business, journalism and communication landscape for networking, guest speakers and internships from across the industry. Our students enjoy many opportunities for active learning, whether in a Mac lab, a production suite or on location at one of many top internship sites. If you want to study in an industry that never sleeps, then find your passion in Bellarmine’s School of Communication!... [-]

Bachelor in Communication & Entertainment Management

Why a Bachelor's degree in Communication & Entertainment Management at IUM?

IUM Bachelor’s program in Communication and Entertainment Management (BECOM) offers students dual expertise from both the IUM Business School and Sup de Pub, a renowned advertising partner school. This undergraduate program gives practical courses in communication and entertainment management, and a deep understanding of how these areas function.... [-]

The Public Relations and Advertising Major provides opportunities for students to practise the art of effective integrated communication in both public relations and advertising contexts in different kinds of organizations. Students learn the theories and practices of informing consumers about practices, services or products, persuading stakeholders to reach mutual understanding and achieving a two-way dialogue to enhance brand engagement.

The Public Relations and Advertising Major offers three Concentrations: Advertising and Branding, Organizational Communication, and Public Relations.... [-]

As a communications major at Felician, you will learn to tell your stories to the world! Our close proximity to New York City makes the department an ideal place to prepare for a career in communications, journalism or videomaking. You will learn from professionals with industry experience in the "media capital of the world," including reporters in radio, television and print journalism.

Our own student-run radio station, WRFC, is a state-of-the-art facility where you will have the opportunity to design your own show, select music and discussion topics, and run the station's digital radio equipment. The radio studio is located in the Little Theatre complex on the Rutherford Campus. The Little Theater is a 90-seat, black box theater with digital video projection and Dolby Digital 5.1 multichannel surround sound system – often used as a communications classroom for film screenings and student projects.... [-]

Image and sound occupy a prominent place in our environment through the media (television, radio, web), cinema, advertising and entertainment.

In addition to the meaning of storytelling, you'll have a good sense of space, sound, visual and a good understanding of events to always be fans of ever-changing technologies. These trades will put you as well upstream of the flow of information as post production.

The sense of detail and your multi-skills will allow you huge possibilities to make images for an ever-growing audience.

During your training you will discover the essential lessons to understand the entire production chain and the acquisition of the first professional automation. The deepening of the chosen specialization: film and television production, image, sound, editing, special effects, special effects, Sound design and production, etc.... [-]

Communication and technology are in constant motion. Our bachelor’s program in communications and digital studies teaches adults – and tech-savvy teens – to share ideas in a media-driven world. A cutting-edge curriculum targets emerging technology and teaches you to create powerful messaging, design multi-media campaigns, and build a digital identity.

Pair core courses in communications and digital studies with an exciting array of electives, including Introduction to Film Studies; Games and Culture; Approaches to Video Art; Social Media; The Graphic Novel; and History of the Information Age.

The communication and digital studies major requires 36 credits in two core groups – 15 credits in communications, 9 credits in digital studies – plus 12 elective credits.... [-]

Communication majors create and share meaning for the common good.

Join our department to discover the central, complex role of communication in society. Our students learn to communicate effectively across multiple contexts — in civic life, across cultures, in workplaces and in relationships.

With a degree in communication from Hope, you’re showcasing your commitment to ethical, competent communication.

Whatever you choose to do with your communication degree — and trust us, the opportunities are boundless — you’ll get a head start on life outside of the classroom by taking part in an internship, completing rigorous coursework, exploring the world through off-campus study and finding your place in student clubs throughout campus.... [-]

Develop your ability to think clearly, discover and interpret information, and communicate results—skills applicable to careers in many fields—with a major or minor in Communications.

Housed in a fully digital, networked Communications Center, the Communication program mirrors the professional world of converging media as you create content and develop skills across a variety of traditional and new media.

Create content and develop skills across a variety of media as a Communication major.

Develop as an individual and hone your cooperative and leadership skills as you cultivate partnerships among video students, audio students, writers, marketing communicators, and graphic designers in the digital Communications Center and create media projects that have an audience outside the classroom in the real world.... [-]

Bachelor in Communication

Location: Arnhem Duration: 4 years Degree: Bachelor of Arts Course start: September or February

Communication professionals are the voice of organisations and they interact with diverse audiences using different forms of verbal, visual and online media. Communication professionals not only have a deep understanding of an organisation’s culture, but also of its mission and goals. With this knowledge in mind, they foster and nourish relationships with:

As a Communication Studies major at UIU, you will learn about the central role communication has in our lives. You will have the opportunity to learn to identify, analyze, and evaluate various communication goals and successfully adapt messages to the demands of complex situations. As a global citizen, you will learn to understand, value, and manage diverse communication behaviors associated with people from other groups, organizations, and cultures.

As communication professionals, you will gain competence in the theoretical and ethical foundations that inform research, organizational, and professional practices. A major in communication studies will prepare you for a professional career in government, industry, corporate communication, customer services, training and development, human resources administrator, public information officer, public relations, community action director, and high school or college teacher.... [-]

From journalistic writing and legal media issues to media theory, students study the foundations of communications and apply that learning in traditional and digital media environments. In the process, students learn the fundamentals of marketing and advertising while creating content for both print and digital media publications.

Wilson College communications graduates gain an array of marketable skills:

Communication and the media have become an integral part of our everyday life. They are not only indispensable for work but they play an essential role in almost every activity imaginable. The latest developments in technology provide an opportunity for an immediate reaction to any event.

Therefore, new applications, such as Web 2.0 based technology, are of paramount importance for us. Our aim is to transfer the in-depth knowledge and skills needed to understand and master the constantly evolving tools of communication in a spirit that enables graduates to use the novel means of communication and the media in a responsible way preparing students to face any future challenge.

Although everyone is born with the means to communicate, communication ability, like any talent, must be developed. The communication curriculum at Aquinas was designed with that in mind.

Classes demand thoughtful inquiry, critical thinking, problem-solving skills and active participation. Communication is one of the fastest growing disciplines at Aquinas.

This programme is aimed at providing students with a wide range of knowledge, concepts and applications of information and communication technology to develop problem-solving skills using Information and Communication Technology (ICT). It also provides students with opportunities to appreciate the impact of ICT on knowledge-based society and equips students with pedagogical knowledge, subject knowledge, values, skills and practice essential to teach ICT.

On completion of the programme, students are expected to be able to: