Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Communication Studies] From University of Tennessee

Advertising

Commonly regarded as being among the top five advertising programs nationwide. Graduates employed by advertising agencies, media organizations and corporation in areas such as account services, media planning, sales, copywriting, research and testing, and management.

Communication Studies

Prepares students to be leaders in a number of possible careers, including public relations, advertising, personnel, business, industry, government, law, administration, politics, consulting, and teaching.

Journalism and Electronic Media

Prepares students for careers in the rapidly changing and converging fields of print and electronic media, including newspapers, magazines, newsletters, the Internet, radio, television, cable, and satellite. Graduates secure positions in reporting, writing, and editing; publishing; photojournalism and graphic design; science, technology and medical writing; news reporting, anchoring, and production; corporate video production; audience research; and broadcast sales, promotion, and management.

Public Relations

Trains students how to best integrate communications strategies into corporate organizational programs. Graduates work in corporate communications management, publicity campaign management, publications consulting and science communications.