The Master of Arts in Strategic Communication prepares students for careers in various areas of communication including public relations, corporate communication, and health communication. Students may choose to emphasize their studies on either communication management or health communication. The curriculum combines a theoretical foundation with a focus on the essential skills for communication professionals. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in media and communication is expected to grow as fast as average with about 151,500 new jobs by 2030. These jobs arise from the need to create, edit, translate, and disseminate information across a variety of platforms.*
*Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Media and Communication Occupations.
At the completion of this 30-credit program students will be able to:
The MA in Strategic Communication is a STEM Designated Degree Program, focusing on the increasing need for technological skills in the field of communication. Students will learn skills to work in or manage digital and social media. Students will also learn how to analyze social media and communication data to make decisions. These skills are applied in a range of communication fields.
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Health Communications
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Communication and The Arts
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Communication and The Arts
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Communication and The Arts
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Health Communications
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Communication and The Arts
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Health Communications
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WERG
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Health Communications
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Communication and The Arts
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Registrar's Office
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Health Communications
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Communication and The Arts
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Health Communications
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Health Communications
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Communication and The Arts
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Criminal Justice Program
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Criminalistics
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Health Communications