The study of communication is a rapidly growing discipline within colleges and universities across the United States. Communication is a skill that is in high demand and the Communication Studies Department can help you achieve the communication skills necessary to succeed in today’s competitive job market. Below is a list of some of the career opportunities available to students with a degree in communication. Some careers may require additional schooling.
Advertising
- Advertising or marketing specialist
- Creative Director
- Media Planner
- Media Sales Representative
- Social Networking Specialist
Business and Nonprofit
- Manager or Executive Director
- Human Resources Manager
- Community Organizer
- Technical Writer
- Diversity Trainer
Communication and Healthcare
- Medical Grants Writer
- Healthcare Administrator
- Health Personnel Educator
- Healthcare Counselor
Media Related Occupations
- TV or Radio Performer/Announcer
- News and Community Relations Manager
- Writer
Government/Politics
- Campaign Director
- Legislative Assistant
- Elected Official
- Speech Writer
- Lobbyist
International Relations and Negotiations
- Non-governmental Organization Representative
- Translator
- Diplomat/Foreign Service
- Student Tour Coordinator
Law
- Legal Secretary
- Mediation and Negotiation Specialist
- Attorney
- Legal Researcher
Social and Human Services
- Community Affairs Liaison
- Social Worker
- Religious Leader
- Public Administrator
