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Graduates of the College of Media & Communication are employed in various industries and sectors including, marketing, corporate communication, nonprofit, independent communication firms, radio, television, film, higher education, sports media and many, many more. Students are encouraged to pursue their interests, from sports to entertainment, to technology to law, and everything in between. A CoMC degree sets the course for a successful career in whatever field or industry your student chooses!
Multiple communication skills listed in the top ten skills employers say they seek.
It is never too early to get started thinking about internships. Many companies require students to earn course credit for an internship, and the college does have some basic prerequisites students must complete to be eligible for course credit. To learn the ins and outs of securing an internship, encourage your student to set up an appointment with our college’s career coordinator.
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I never had a class that was not driven by real-world applications or professional development. I really credit the college with preparing me for everything that has come my way.
I recommend that students become friends with their professors. I feel like I have people invested in my career and future since getting to know some of my former professors.
You can be creative and have fun ideas. There are just so many different directions you can go...