DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS

B.A. Communications

Option: Communication Arts

Communication Arts explores the world of communications with a focus on oral presentation, drawing on the university’s co-curricular program in theatre. Students take courses in acting, script writing, voice and articulation. They also may participate in RSU Theatre, which presents several full-scale productions each year. The communication arts is an excellent pre-law degree or pre-seminary degree. Students will be prepared for careers such as Business Operations Manager, Media Planner, Customer Service Representative, Sales Associate, Management Trainer/Developer, Communication Consultant, Human Resources Manager, Political Campaigner and Theater Director and Actor

Option: Corporate Communications

Corporate Communications prepares you for the responsibility of communicating on behalf of organizations, both large and small, including major companies, non-profit organizations, and governmental entities. A passport to unlimited opportunities, the corporate communications option for this bachelor degree prepares students for careers in Print or Broadcast Media, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Sales, Promotions, Management and Electronic Media. RSU’s faculty guide students through the discipline and offer insight and directions toward achieving the bachelor degree. Coursework focuses on practical application of corporate communication theory in the workplace.

Option: Radio/Television

Television and Radio Stations are your entry into the exciting world of broadcast media. Many of our graduates are employed by area television and radio stations in a variety of roles. Courses include news reporting, audio production, video production and media law. Students receive hands-on training as camera operators, floor directors, audio operators and graphics operators. Students can develop their own projects including news, features stories, and promotions with station equipment. Advanced students may work on high-definition digital productions. Students learn not only the theory, but also the practice of electronic media production. More information at RSU Public Television and RSU Radio.