Professional Communication (GC)
Summary
Well-rounded communication requires knowing how to interact strategically in face-to-face and online settings. This graduate certificate prepares students with the skills to communicate in a variety of professional contexts including corporate, nonprofit, and government. Through theory and practice, students will learn to craft and adapt strategic messages for professional settings.
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Program Requirements
Common Core
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Restricted Electives
Communication Studies - Choose 6 Credit(s). * COMM 510, COMM 515, and COMM 640 require permission from the Graduate Coordinator in Communication & Media.
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Technical Communication - Choose 3 - 4 Credit(s).
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Degree Plan
The Degree Plan is a model for completing your degree in a timely manner. Your individual degree plan may change based on a number of variables including transfer courses and the semester/year you start your major. Carefully work with your academic advisors to devise your own unique plan.
* Please meet with your advisor on appropriate course selection to meet your educational and degree goals.
First Year
Fall - 9 Credits
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Spring - 9 Credits
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Policies
Admission and completion of the Professional Communication graduate certificate are set by the policies of the College of Graduate Studies and Research.