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Corporate Communications Major

 

The interdisciplinary Corporate Communication major combines courses from the Departments of Communication and Business Management, leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Students develop a thorough understanding of behavioral theories and concepts that explain and predict human interaction in the workplace. In addition, particular emphasis is focused on the development of writing, speaking, marketing, interpersonal, team, and leadership skills that are necessary for careers in various communication fields in corporate settings such as corporate communication, public relations, integrated marketing communication, human resources, and advertising. Students also receive excellent preparation for graduate study in communication, law, business administration, and more.

Corporate Communication Major
Course Requirements: 53 credits
(29 cr. Required, 24 cr. Elective)

Required Courses - Corporate Communication Major
Course # Description
Credits
Communication Requirements (29 cr.):
CM 100 Communication Seminar
1
CM 104 Introduction to Mass Media and Society
3
CM 220 Interpersonal Communication
3

CM 232

Communications in the Corporation
3
CM 290 Professional Presentations
3
CM 310 Persuasion
3
CM 357 Communciation Ethics
3
CM 405* Internship
credit varies
CM 450 Senior Seminar
1
* Adult Degree Center students may substitute 3 cr. communication course for internship.
Electives - Also select a minimum of two courses from the following Communication courses:
CM/AR 207 Film/TV/Media Criticism
3
CM 225 Political Communication
3
CM 231 Group Interaction and Decision Making
3
CM/WS 236 Gender Differences in Communication
3
CM/WS 238 Contemporary Women and Document Design
3
CM 240 Advertising
3
CM 242 Public Relations
3
CM/EN 260 Newswriting
3
CM 300 Leadership and Communication
3
CM 320 Conflict Management
3
CM 325 Communication and Social Movements
3
CM/EN 330 Feature Writing
3
CM 340 Print Media
3
CM 360 Organizational Communication
3
CM 365 Diversity: Intercultural Communication
3
CM 370 Communication and Health Care
3
Course # Description
Credits
Business Management Requirements (24 cr.):
BSM 103 Introduction to Business and Management
3
BSM 202 Business Communication
3
BSM 203 Global Management and Organizational Behavior
3
BSM 301 Principles of Marketing
3
BSM 401 Legal Aspects of Business
3
BSM 404 Consumer Behavior
3
Electives - Also select a minimum of two courses from the following Business Management courses:
BSM 226 Human Resource Management 3
BSM 231 Training and Development 3
BSM 233 Recruitment and Selection 3
BSM 317 No Information  
BSM 408 Labor Relations 3
BSM 409 Promotional Strategies in Marketing 3
BSM 410 Corporate Strategic Planning and Policy 3
BSM 414 Marketing Research 3
BSM 416 Creative and Innovative Management 3
BSM 417 Business and Society 3

All 53 cr. in major courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C.

Communication Minor

Students from a wide variety of disciplines throughout the university choose to minor in Communication. This highly flexible minor is easily tailored to suit the particular needs and interests of students and often complements their primary area of study.

Requirements: 15 credits beyond CC 101 selected with a Communication advisor. All 15 credits must be completed with minimum grade of C in each; nine credits must be completed in residence at Carlow.

Other Communication Majors:
Communication Advocacy
Mass Media

Other Communication Minor:
Mass Media

 

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