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Communication Major

Communication Program (B.A. / B.S.) - Foggy Bottom Campus (Wash., DC)

The Communication Program provides a rigorous introduction to the study of communication from both the social scientific and humanistic orientations. Courses examine research and theory about interactions and relationships within an array of contexts. This program is offered within the Organizational Sciences framework - the communication dimension becomes a critical factor in the overall success of organizations.

Peer Advisors

As Communication majors, these upperclassmen work with the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences (CCAS) as Peer Advisors in the freshmen advising workshops. The workshops are mandatory for every freshman and are held once a week for about 10 weeks during the first semester. They are team-taught by three advisors including a staff member, a faculty member, and a peer.

Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Communication (B.A)

· The general requirements stated under the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences. · Required courses in the major: COMM 25, 40, 41, 100, 110, 150, 199; 18 additional hours of 100-level courses in Communication, as approved by the major advisor. · Required courses in related areas: 15 credit hours in 100-level courses in one other department, program, or field of study, as approved by the major advisor. Minor in Communication 18 credit hours of Communication courses , including COMM 25, 40 or 41, 120, 150.

 

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