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Required Courses
  • Conversations about Ethics (1st or 2nd Semester)
  • Capstone (Final Course)

Choose 8 of the following fundamental or track courses. You are not required to choose a track. These are suggestions to help with planning.

Core Courses

  • Communications Research
  • The Intersection of Offline and Online PR
  • Media Relations & Messaging
  • PR Case Studies
  • PR Writing
  • Strategic Communications Planning (1st or 2nd Semester)

Corporate Communications

  • Corporate Communications
  • Corporate Communications II
  • Engagement and Internal Communications
  • Global Communications Strategy
  • Public Affairs
  • Reputation Management
  • Speech Writing

Public Relations

  • Communications Management
  • Crisis Communications
  • Persuasive Writing
  • Political Campaigns
  • Presentation Skills
  • Spokesperson Training and Advanced Media Relations
  • Starting Your Own Communications Business

Elective Courses:

Cause Consulting
Cause Consulting II: Implementing the Communications Plan
Communications Challenges in a Changing World
Communications Research
Corporate Communications
Creating Public Media Campaigns
Crisis Communications
Digital Campaigns
Digital Communications Strategy
Environmental Communications
Global Brands
Grassroots Communications
Integrated Brand Communications
Integrated Marketing Communications
Intersection: Online/Offline PR
Introduction to Video Production
Leadership in Communications
Media Relations
Media Relations & Messaging
Persuasive Writing
Political Campaign Communications
Presentation Skills
Public Relations Writing
Reputation Management
Social Media
Social Media for Social Causes
Strategic Communications Planning
Strategic Event Management
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