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Since ancient times, clear, articulate, and impactful communication has distinguished educated individuals. The field of communication examines human interaction across diverse contexts including personal relationships, group dynamics, organizational structures, cross-cultural exchanges, media platforms, and political arenas. Communication scholars employ research and theoretical frameworks to analyze how people employ symbolic systems to interpret and navigate their world. Earning a bachelor's in communication provides versatile career pathways. This degree proves particularly valuable for those pursuing careers in human resources, corporate environments, communication leadership, public service, or media industries. Graduates receive a Bachelor of Arts degree, with advanced study options including Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy programs. Graduate specializations encompass intercultural/international communication, discourse analysis, political/media studies, health messaging, and interpersonal influence. The department additionally offers a communication minor option.