Studying Communication allows students the opportunity to branch out into a wide variety of satisfying and
lucrative career paths. Since career success relies on a person’s ability to communicate effectively,
developing good communication skills can help in virtually every professional field. The skills and
perceptions that students learn in Communication classes can be immediately applied to their personal and
professional relationships.
See the table below for some ideas of how other students have applied their learning from Communication Studies programs.
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Current Career Guide
Careers in Communication
- Governor of Washington
- Law and Legal Support
- Education
- Sales and Marketing
- Business Management
- Organizational Management
- Diplomacy
- Public Relations
- Opinion Research
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- Journalism
- TV and Radio
- Broadcast Journalism
- Advertising
- Politics
- Public Policy
- Motivational Speaking
- Communication Director
- Spokesperson
- Advocacy Group Direction
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