Specializations

Prepare to work with health departments, hospitals, schools, businesses, nonprofits and government agencies to: conduct research on health interventions, create public health strategy, develop health policy, help healthcare providers communicate with patients and families, and manage healthy living campaigns for communities.

Learn to lead large-scale projects, direct programs and facilitate teams in any business, nonprofit or government sector. Prepare for roles in: civic engagement and community leadership, executive-level management, lobbying and policymaking, organizational development and consulting, and program and project management.

Help individuals, families and organizations manage conflict, connect with each other and build stronger relationships. Learn to provide training, mediation and counseling in areas like: human resources, international relief and support services, occupational and physical therapy, parenting education, and youth and family advocacy.

Hone your skills in public relations and marketing strategy related to corporate communications, advertising and PR agencies, community organizing and more. Grads work in business, entertainment, sports, healthcare and other fields to: conduct media research and analysis, define and promote brands, develop communication strategy, interface with news media, and manage social media accounts.

Gain the skills to create and lead impactful campaigns and shape the future of human-machine interaction in digital marketing, AI communication, and emerging media in fields that include: social media marketing, content strategy, user experience, communication research, and brand strategy.

You can strengthen your career prospects by taking more coursework in the Communication program and earning multiple specializations. Build a powerful combination of skills that employers value and deepen your expertise for future success.