1.4k Bachelor's degrees in Communication Studies in United States

Technical Communication and Rhetoric is offered by Utah State University. Technical communication and rhetoric (TCR) is a field that involves creating and delivering complex information to those who need to accomplish a defined task or goal.

With our Communication program from Governors State University students gain the knowledge and skills to communicate with a variety of audiences through advertising, media, public relations, and one-on-one conversations. 

The mission of the Journalism and Mass Communications Program from the Benedictine College is to educate professional communicators in the applied skills of written, oral, and visual communications who can think critically and creatively and understand the legal and ethical responsibilities of their field.

Technical Communication at University of North Texas emphasizes evidence-based approaches to preparing students with the technical communication skills required in modern workplaces: writing, designing and coding.

The mission of the Communication and Media at University of Michigan is to study and teach about the mass media and emerging media: Their evolution, their effects, their uses by everyday people, and their regulation and industry practices

The Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication from The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley provides students with an overview of creative communication, strategic planning, and management strategies needed to become communication leaders. Students develop the skills needed to report to the press, research, negotiate, and plan on behalf of organizations.