Advanced writing and speaking skills now need to be complemented by computer literacy and by an understanding of the mass media. The Communication concentration provides students a unique perspective on effective communication in a time of increasing diversity and change. Courses in Communication introduce students to the process of analyzing and evaluating human communication, and they help students develop specific communication skills. Historical, theoretical, social, and ethical dimensions of communication are studied within a global context. Course topics range from public relations to desktop publishing, from intercultural communication to public speaking, from journalism to report writing.
Classes are small, and students have ample opportunities to get to know their professors.
In addition to these full-time Communication faculty, adjunct faculty who are specialists in their fields teach some of our courses. They also have the kinds of knowledge and skills sought in advertising, sales, and human resources. In addition, Bryant Communication graduates are well positioned to pursue study for a Master of Business Administration degree, for a graduate degree in communication, or for a law degree. All Rights Reserved.