Communication Management Major
Study Communication Management, BA at Azusa Pacific University
The communication management major is an interdisciplinary, “next-level” degree program that trains you for promotion, management, and leadership. After you graduate, this program equips you with many skills needed for promotion and leadership in a variety of fields, such as business, health care, government, hospitality, and more.
You’ll learn to lead groups, communicate strategically, and manage conflict, carefully considering others as made in the image of God. You’ll find passionate and engaged faculty members, personally invested in your professional, personal, and spiritual development. Whether receiving an undergraduate degree, master’s degree, or minor, you’ll graduate professionally and empathetically leading people in the modern workplace.
Program at a Glance
Throughout all programs, emphasis is placed on the application of Christian truth and values to the study of communication theories and processes, consideration of ethical issues, and the mastery of current scholarship in each field.
All programs focus on applying Christian values to communication studies, thinking about ethics, and mastering the latest research in each field.
Application Deadline
Early Action (Freshmen Only)
- November 15
Regular Decision
- March 1 priority application deadline
- June 1 final deadline
- August 1 final transfer deadline
Program Information
- Program Units: 48
Location
- Azusa (Main Campus)
Gain Hands-on Experience
- Apply Christian truths and values to the study of communication.
- Learn from faculty devoted to helping you discern your calling.
- Pursue internship opportunities in nearby Hollywood and Los Angeles.
- Develop exceptional oral and written communication skills.
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Tessie Scavone: My Faith Revitalized
Communication major Tessie Scavone ’23 discovered her future career calling within her tight knit community of classmates and professors.
Program Details
The communication management major is an interdisciplinary, “next-level” degree program that trains students for promotion, management, and leadership. This degree program equips graduates with many skills needed for promotion and leadership in a variety of fields, such as business, health care, government, hospitality, and more.
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