Communication, Organizational Communication Concentration, B.A.

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Communication, Organizational Communication Concentration, B.A.

The Organizational Communication Concentration in the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Communication is offered through the College of Liberal Arts at MTSU.
In this concentration, students will:

analyzing communication dynamics in the context of organizational life;
will observe, reflect, and become organizational agents of change;
learn how to write grants;
conduct training sessions;
participate in communication auditing and consulting projects.

This degree focus offers entry into a range of for-profit and non-profit organizational careers and graduate studies.

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Dianne Guerrier studied in France! The Communication major worked part-time for the National Guard while taking classes at MTSU. As a senior, she participated in a study-abroad program and took classes in Caen, France. "Communication Studies has given me the ability to communicate confidently and effectively by providing me with the knowledge of diverse cultures. Classes, such as "Argumentation" and "Tradition and Change in Middle East Communication," have allowed me to face my fears, challenge myself, and overcome my uncertainties. I am ready to travel the world and meet people from different cultural backgrounds!" Diane realized she could have a great time expanding her horizons and learning important career skills.

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Careers in Communication

Communication is the backbone of any workplace. The Communication major, grounded in the liberal arts tradition at MTSU, builds valuable assets that can lead to many rewarding career opportunities in today's dynamic workforce. The ability to communicate effectively is one of the most highly sought skills by employers. The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) Job Outlook 2020 Survey found that the knowledge and skills taught in Communication courses are essential to being hired. Students who get a degree in Communication have a variety of career options. The skills we learn in these courses translate into career success at various levels.

The careers of some of our majors/alumni include:

Political Consultant
Political Campaign Director
Ministry/Missions
Nonprofit Organization Director
Lawyer
Teacher
Negotiator/Mediator
Event planner
Higher Education
Student Advising
Patient Advocate
Salesperson
Community Relations Manager
Health Services Manager
Hotel Manager
Communication and Social Media Specialist
Customer Service Property Manager
Motivational Speaker
Corporate Trainer
Communication Consultant
Fundraiser
Public Health Communicator
Counselor
Child Welfare Worker
Drug Company Representative
Diversity Consultant
Hospitality Manager
Higher Education
Student Success
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Realtor Salary Information for Graduates with a Degree in Communication:

According to Zip Recruiter (2023): Recent graduates with a degree in communication earn an annual median of $45,250 per year Graduates with a degree in communication and some workforce experience earned a median annual salary of $72,300