Undergraduate Programs
About the Program
The Communication Department Undergraduate Program offers several degree track options, including a fully online degree program. Students pursuing a degree in Communication prepare themselves for a broad range of employment opportunities in both the public and private sectors.
All Communication majors must submit examples of their coursework to an ePortfolio as a requirement to graduate. The examples (artifacts) will differ depending on a student's chosen track. Students will submit their entire completed ePortfolio during their final semester. More information can be found on the ePortfolio page.
Undergraduate Degree Options
Digital Storytelling Designer Badge
In addition to our many undergraduate degree tracks, we also offer an undergraduate Digital Storytelling Designer badge. This badge will strengthen writing and speaking skills to enhance organizational goals, develop client presentations demonstrating a clear vision, capture brand style and more.
Internship Opportunities
Get real-world experience and connect with industry professionals through our Communication Department internships. Internships blend classroom knowledge with hands-on training in a professional setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Communication is a very exciting and growing area of study. If you are interested in a degree in Communication, take a look at our FAQs page and contact us if you have any questions.
ePortfolio Requirement
Students graduating with a Communication degree must submit an ePortfolio prior to graduation that includes examples of work from previous COMM courses. This ePortfolio provides the Communication Department with information to gauge the learning competencies of students exiting the program and gives graduates a working portfolio of their projects and skills to show potential employers. The information below provides a brief summary of the ePortfolio model and guidelines.