Communications Programs

In today's world - communication is key. No matter which vocation you serve in, you will rely heavily on your communication skills to get the job done effectively. Employers are looking for candidates who can demonstrate their ability to communicate clearly internal and external stakeholders. At Concordia, you can major in a number of communications programs that will equip you with the skills and knowledge you'll need to be successful in your vocation. 

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Find Your Program

American Sign LanguageHumanities icon Communications icon98%career outcome rate
Applied Communication
B.A.
Humanities icon Communications icon98%career outcome rate
Business Communication
B.S.
Business icon Communications icon100%career outcome rate
English
B.A.
Humanities icon Communications icon90%career outcome rate
Journalism and Public Relations
B.A.
Humanities icon Communications icon98%career outcome rate
MandarinHumanities icon Communications icon98%career outcome rate
Marketing
B.S.
Business icon Communications icon100%career outcome rate
Spanish
B.A.
Humanities icon Communications icon100%career outcome rate
Strategic Communication
B.A.
Business icon Humanities icon Communications icon98%career outcome rate
TESOL
B.A.
Education icon Communications icon100%career outcome rate
Theatre
B.A.
Arts icon Humanities icon Communications icon100%career outcome rate
World and Intercultural Studies
B.A.
Humanities icon Communications icon97%career outcome rate

Opportunities To Get Involved

Before you enter the workforce, you'll have plenty of opportunities to get involved by competing on the speech team, working for the student newspaper, helping develop the yearbook and more.

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Speech and Debate

Concordia's speech and debate team is committed to providing a team-centered and supportive environment where you can use competitive public speaking as a context for forming lasting friendships while practicing the foundational habits of a liberal education, including empathy, wisdom, moderation and courage.

Find your voice

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The Sower Student Newspaper

Concordia's student-run newspaper, The Sower, covers campus news for the Concordia community while providing a valuable, hands-on experience for its staff members as they learn the fundamentals of a newsroom. Students can write, take photos, design, sell advertising and more roles needed to successfully keep students informed.

Learn more about The Sower

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Find Your Niche

With more than 30 clubs and activities on campus, you'll have many opportunities to meet new friends and build relationships that will last a lifetime. Getting involved with a club or activity will help you grow both personally and spiritually.

Find your campus community