Corporate Communication Concentration B.S.

Graduates in corporate communication are prepared for careers in advertising, marketing communications, public relations, media management, organizational development, employee relations, consultant and executive areas.

General Education Core

	Credit Hours
see General Education	41
University-Wide Freshman Seminar Requirement	1

Major Core Requirements

Lower Division Courses

Total Hours 6

Upper Division Courses

COMM 4010 - Communication Theory 3
COMM 4650 - Mass Media Law and Ethics 3
COMM 4900 - Mass Communication Internship 3 to 9
Complete one (1) course from the following Diversity classes:
COMM 4050 - Values, Ethics, and Diversity in American Popular Culture 3
COMM 4444 - Cultural Context in Communication 3
COMM 4450 - Mass Media and Women 3
COMM 4470 - Race, Gender, and Mass Media 3
COMM 4980 - Television Culture and Diversity 3

Total Hours 12

Concentration Requirements

Lower Division Courses

COMM 2010 - Introduction to Corporate Communication 3

Total Hours 3

Upper Division Courses

Total Hours 12

Guided Electives

Total Hours 12

Free Electives

Select any courses

Total Hours 15

Minor

Select any Minor

Corporate Communication Concentration B.S.

General Education Core

Major Core Requirements

Lower Division Courses

Total Hours 6

Upper Division Courses

Total Hours 12

Concentration Requirements

Lower Division Courses

Total Hours 3

Upper Division Courses

Total Hours 12

Guided Electives

Total Hours 12

Free Electives

Total Hours 15

Minor

Total Hours 18

Total Program Hours 120