EXPLORE OUR COMMUNICATION PROGRAM
Effective communication is perhaps the most important of all life skills, and in the workforce, it’s imperative. Are you an effective communicator? We have path to guide you in exploring how we share on social media, how we understand and translate messages, and how we represent ourselves and others in the public eye. This is the place where you will work closely with engaging professors and peers to transmit and receive messages in concise, effective and transformative ways. Communication is much like storytelling - your best story starts here.
Communication is a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree.
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Program Features
- AVERAGE SALARY: $47,993
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- EARN A UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA DEGREE
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- CAREERS IN PUBLIC RELATIONS
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- CAREERS IN SOCIAL MEDIA
REAL. HANDS-ON. READY.
quick facts >>STUDENT FEATURE: LEAH & HANNAH MACIAS
Meet Leah & Hannah Macias, communication majors and golden eagle athletes from West Covina, CA. The small class sizes and close knit student body made U of M Crookston the perfect fit for the Macias twins.
CAREER OPTIONS
Corporate Communication, Editing, Event Planning, Health Management, Marketing, Media Relations, Politics, Public Relations, Public Affairs and Information, Publication Design, Sports Information, Social Media Management, and Website Design
I'M GOING TO REACH THE WORLD SOMEDAY
The University of Minnesota Crookston provides on campus and online programs in Marketing, Communication, and English. It’s real, hands-on and will get you ready for anything.
EMPHASIS AREAS
- Social Media
- Communication Studies
- Organizational Communication/Public Relations
Learn more about our Communication minor.
On-Campus Communication
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REAL. HANDS-ON. READY.
At the U of M Crookston, you won’t spend all your time behind a desk. Our curriculum is designed around experiential learning, which means we want you to have as much hands-on learning as possible. Depending on your major, you’ll find opportunities to be in the field, the lab, the classroom, or engaging in simulated scenarios that give you a competitive edge when you enter the workforce or head to grad school. You’ll learn the concepts and then actively apply them through projects, field trips, site visits, internships, and interactions with professionals in the field.
YOUR FUTURE PROFESSORS
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