Concordia University's communications major and minor are well-rounded and based in the tradition of liberal arts. With our interdepartmental approach, the Concordia student may take classes in art, business, English, and sociology, as well as communications courses. We're Proud Of Our Facilities Concordia University's Krentz Center for Education and Communication contains a television studio, a radio production studio, and photo laboratories.
Students have a chance to work in the control room, sound room, or editing suites.
Students interested in radio may experiment in Concordia's radio production studio and become a part of the campus radio station. Students have the opportunity to experiment in Concordia's new photo lab which includes 10 developing and enlarging stations. Our students learn not only the theory of television and radio, but also how to apply that theory with hands-on experience. Solid Foundations Concordia's communications program emphasizes writing, the foundation of the communications profession. Our students are ready for that first job with strong skills in writing, speaking, organization and critical thinking.