The faculty also helps students find internships and jobs in the Raleigh-Durham area and throughout the region. In addition, several recent graduates have entered top graduate and professional schools after majoring in Communication. The new building also will have a publications room with equipment and space to give students training in print and electronic publications. The facility was designed so that Communication majors would be trained to step right into jobs that others only dream about.
Communication is the study of human message production.
We spend 75 percent of our waking hours communicating, speaking, writing and listening. Communication majors learn how to produce oral, written and electronic messages more effectively. The result is a person who is professionally and personally successful. Communication majors have a bright employment outlook. The U.S. Department of Labor recently published a list of the fastest growing fields for the next 10 years.