Interpersonal Communication Interpersonal Communication at Bowling Green State University Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts in Communication Department of Interpersonal Communication College of Arts and Sciences Students in interpersonal communication develop the knowledge, skills and viewpoints for a wide variety of opportunities in educational, industrial, business and governmental settings. The program produces graduates who are broadly educated for flexibility in a changing job market, with an emphasis on effective communication skills and critical thinking skills.
Students also select eight interpersonal communication courses and choose a career focus.
The Bachelor of Arts requires four semesters of a foreign language, two lab sciences, an additional science course and a core of six interdepartmental courses. Students take 24 credit hours of interpersonal communication electives and select a minor. Special Features Students who major in interpersonal communication have the opportunity to participate in the Interpersonal Communication Club, a student-run organization that brings majors together to discuss common topics of interest and hear speakers on related issues. All faculty members advise and are readily available to offer students academic advice and career counseling. Department faculty are both high-quality teachers and active researchers in the profession.