Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies - Communication and Entrepreneurship

Communication Studies is a studies-based interdisciplinary major. It features the academic (aesthetic, analytical, critical, historical, theoretical) and interdisciplinary study of communication as represented by the departments included within the Klein College of Media and Communication. Designed to ensure flexibility and choice, Communication Studies allows students a chance to fully investigate multiple fields in the communications discipline. Emphasis is placed on providing an overview of Communication while also accentuating personal academic growth. Personal choice and options allow students a chance to complete the degree in a timely manner. In this interdisciplinary program, Communication Studies students will select one of the following tracks as a distinctive area of investigation: Communication and Entrepreneurship Contemporary Media Environments Global Civil Society Policy, Regulation and Advocacy Production (for Temple Japan students only) A Major of Distinction track is also available for advanced scholars. The flexibility of the Communication Studies program offers students access to the field experiences, internships, and study away experiences vital to a comprehensive education. Students with a number of skill sets and academic interest areas are often drawn to this innovative program and graduates are poised for a number of professional and academic possibilities, such as graduate, law, or professional school. Graduates of this program will be well-suited to pursue a variety of positions across numerous aspects of the communications field. This track focuses on the intersection between the field of communication and entrepreneurship. Classes will reflect the communicative and functional aspect of entrepreneurship by focusing on and critiquing organizational development. Developed from principles of digital convergence and innovation, this track reflects the need for a host of skills that will function in the digital workplace and will allow students to consider means of developing a more nuanced understanding of capitalism and its impacts.

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