1.5k Bachelor's degrees in Communication Studies in United States

The Communication Arts program at Gordon College stands at the intersection of creativity, strategy and vision, offering a robust platform for diverse careers. You’ll develop savvy in public speaking, writing and critical thinking, and will graduate confident in your ability to generate new ideas, offer creative solutions and convey compelling stories. 

Engaging classroom instruction, professional internships, global learning for real-world solutions: These are the cornerstones of the Media and Communication Department at Arcadia University. 

Whether you want to be a broadcast or multimedia journalist, public relations specialist, videographer, documentary producer, writer or editor, the Communication degree at Auburn University at Montgomery will provide you with the theoretical knowledge and practical training you need. 

Communication is a key professional skill that employers and hiring managers demand in our constantly changing world. This Communications program is offered at Bay Path University.

The Sports Communication program at Lasell College prepares media literate, digitally adept graduates to pursue careers in sport announcing, sport information, reporting, as well as working with specialty sport agencies and planning sport events for organizations. 

From polling and policy to speechwriting and strategy, the Political Communication program at Emerson College will set you up to succeed in any political realm.

Our students in the Communication Studies program at Augsburg University learn responsible communications practices, problem-solving, and critical inquiry, leaving with tools to be ethical and effective communicators in our modern world.

At University of Wisconsin Stout students will learn that Graphic Communications is everywhere - in education, engineering, marketing, film production and public relations.

The Communication Studies major at the Northern Michigan University teaches face-to-face communication skills and critical thinking skills based upon a body of knowledge that is transportable and applicable to a variety of career paths.

Communication at Chatham University is a degree targeted to new opportunities in a media-dense world. 

The Bachelor of Communication, Media and Culture program of The University of Tampa is a versatile blend of theory and practice, made up of core courses in two categories, Culture and Society and Visual Aesthetics, as well as a diverse selection of applied electives in writing, design and electronic media production.

Write the lead to your future career with a Journalism Communication degree from Gannon University.

Whether heading to graduate school, service work or into the job market, the Communication major from Bluffton University prepares you to work in teams, problem-solve, analyze text and data, and serve diverse audiences by speaking the truth in love.

The Pre-Professional Speech-Language Pathology programme at Louisiana Tech University provides a foundational BA degree for aspiring clinicians. This full-time, on-campus course prepares students for advanced clinical study. It focuses on communication sciences and disorders to ensure a smooth transition into graduate education.

The Communication program is offered by Trinity University San Antonio.

A Communication program from Grace College and Seminary will explore the ins and outs of communicating effectively, across mediums: from speaking and writing, to public relations, digital production, and HTML coding. 

The Department of Communication at Old Dominion University offers the following undergraduate degree programs.

The University of Dubuque Communication major reflects a commitment to the University's Mission through a multi-faceted program of study that begins by developing foundational, theory-based communication understanding. 

From Aristotle to Apple, we give Communication majors at Montreat College the tools to become creators of culture.

Every career field needs skilled communicators. At Seton Hill University, you’ll learn how to create and share information through a variety of platforms. Even better - you’ll practice your new skills in professional environments as you learn. By the time you graduate Communication programme, you’ll be able to step confidently into the communication field that suits you best.