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Organizational Communication, Graduate Certificate


Modality: This program is fully online.


Organizational Communication (1799)


  • Graduate
  • Arts & Letters
  • Media & Communication, School of

Overview

The Organizational Communication Certificate equips working professionals with communication skills for today’s dynamic workplace. In this streamlined 9 credit hour program, students learn essential theories, current research, and applied strategies to analyze, manage, and enhance communication within diverse organizational settings. All coursework is delivered fully online and can be completed within one year, enabling professionals to advance their expertise flexibly and efficiently.

Program Requirements (9 hours)

Course List
Core Courses
COMM 547Organizational Communication3
Electives
Select 6 hours from the following:6
COMM 561
Communication for Global Organizations
COMM 566
Organizational Persuasion
COMM 568
Organizational Belonging and Engagement
COMM 571
Digital Communication for Organizational Success
COMM 581
Applied Organizational Communication
COMM 590
Intercultural Communication Strategies
Total Hours9


 

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