The Department of Communications is interested in how meaning is made in a range of contexts, including advertising, television, film, popular culture, and the internet. Explore how communication is fundamentally related to the development of self and society and examine how the messages of the contemporary world influence perception of such issues as gender, race, class and community.
Associate of Arts, Communications
Two-year degree program.
Communications, Culture and Journalism
Two-year diploma program.
Advanced Certificate in Communications
One-year certificate program.
Courses
The department offers courses in two streams: Communications & Media Studies, which provides a theoretical approach to current media and culture, as well as Professional Communications that feature professional and technical communications courses.
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