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Visit the Communication Studies program page

Communication Studies

Communication studies is the study of the process of human communication. The field is broad because communication can be both verbal or non-verbal, and it is critical in a variety of settings. Communication can be interpersonal, mediated and intercultural. It can happen in public or private contexts. 

Visit the Interpersonal Communication program page

Emphasis

Interpersonal Communication

Undergrad major Undergrad minor
Visit the Media Studies program page

Emphasis

Media Studies

Undergrad major Undergrad minor
Visit the Organizational & Professional Communication program page

Emphasis

Organizational & Professional Communication

Undergrad major Undergrad minor
Visit the Public Communication & Advocacy program page

Emphasis

Public Communication & Advocacy

Undergrad major Undergrad minor
Visit the Digital Media Studies & Design program page

Digital Media Studies & Design

Undergrad minor

UWL’s Digital Media Studies and Design minor aims to help students learn practical skills in professional writing, graphic design, websites, social media and more to add to their resume. In addition to hands-on, relevant practice, students also gain an understanding of theory, history and trends to deepen their understanding of the material.

Students will take one foundational course in Art, English or Communication Studies. Students then have the flexibility to choose from a wide array of elective courses to polish skills in specific areas. From classes on public relations to graphic design to publishing in the digital age, students will enjoy course selection across three UWL departments: Art, English and Communication Studies.

Visit the Leadership Development program page

Leadership Development

Undergrad minor

Management is not the same as leadership. Good managers create a harmonious, consistent experience for their followers. Managers keep the organization moving forward by working to maintain the status quo and create as few interruptions as possible.

Leaders, on the other hand, are looking ahead to see what the future may hold and how the organization can adapt to meet challenges five or more years into the future. Their goal is to lead through sometimes turbulent circumstances and prepare their establishment to succeed long-term.

Graduate program

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Cybersecurity

Graduate degree