Communication focuses on discourse among people and within organizations and social institutions. Communication faculty members share a distinctive focus on contemporary social problems. The communication program at University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College (UCBA) covers issues of voice, identity, public participation and advocacy/leadership across communication domains including interpersonal, organizational, political, rhetorical, environmental, health, and mediated communication.
Success
Communication majors have strong critical-thinking and writing abilities, and they are concerned with understanding society and improving social institutions and the well-being of individuals. Communication is a good major for students who are interested in working with people and groups in a variety of fields, e.g., business, social work and law.
Career
This program is designed for students who plan to transition to a bachelor's degree in communication. Graduates with a BA in communication are prepared for many different career options. In our modern world, success in business and industry requires a sophisticated understanding of communication processes. Positions in human resource management, as well as in marketing and public relations, require strong communication skills.
Communication students are well prepared for advanced study in such areas as law and business. Graduates find jobs as admissions counselors, communication educators, sales representatives, journalists, marketing managers, human resource specialists, event planners, advertising executives, and electronic media on-air talent.