What
Can I Do with a Major in ... Communications?
Communications
Description of Major
This major educates
students about the message exchange among people, organizations
and social institutions.
For more information on studying Communication:
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Employment Opportunities
Graduates are
prepared for a wide range of positions in business,
communications, education, law and media.
A variety of jobs are available for
communication graduates, including:
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Advertising Professional |
Lobbyist |
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Announcer (Radio/TV) |
Media Agent |
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Booking Agent |
Media Librarian |
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Broadcast Technician |
Minority Relations Specialist |
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Commentator |
Motivational Speaker |
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Communication Consultant |
Narrator |
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Communication Disorders Specialist |
Negotiator |
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Communications Relations Specialist |
Newspaper Correspondent |
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Convention Planner |
Patient Relations Advocate |
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Coordinator |
Press Secretary |
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Copywriter |
Producer |
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Corporate Communications Officer |
Program Coordinator |
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Counselor |
Promotions Officer |
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Customer Sales |
Public Relations Specialist |
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Disc Jockey |
Publicist |
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Editor |
Radio News Programmer/Reporter |
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Educator |
Real Estate Sales |
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Event Coordinator |
Sales Representative |
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Fundraiser |
Special Interest Advocate |
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Grant/Proposal Writer |
Speech Pathologist |
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Industrial Information Specialist
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Speech Writer |
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Information Broker |
Technical Documentation Specialist |
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Journalist |
Television Director |
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Lawyer |
Theatre Director |
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Legal Assistant |
Tour Guide |
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TV Anchorperson |
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Volunteer
Coordinator |
Some positions
listed may require education or training beyond an undergraduate
degree.
Additional Links
International
Communication Association
The
Association for Women in Communications
American
Communication Association
National
Communication Association
UC
McMicken College of Arts & Sciences
This page last
updated on June 6, 2008
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