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The School of Communication advances the arts, sciences, and practices of human communication through experimentation, exploration, and collaboration. On stage and screen, in labs and studios, and in classrooms and out in the world, our students apply knowledge, curiosity, and rigor to their creative and scholarly pursuits—all in service of ...
Undergraduate Programs. The School of Communication offers a variety of program options, which can be combined to pursue your academic interests and career goals. In addition to the majors, minors and certificates, our modules are additional programs of study that include coursework, pre-professional experiences and a capstone project.
Students in the School of Communication pursue either a Bachelor of Arts in Communication (BACMN) or a Bachelor of Science in Communication (BSCMN) with a major in Communication Studies, Dance, Performance Studies, Radio/Television/Film, or Theatre.
Visit the major's Academic Catalog listing to see specific requirements, which include: . Major requirements specify that students must take and pass 12 Communication Studies (COMM_ST) courses.; Additional requirements, including distribution requirements, elective requirements and writing proficiency.; Honors in Communication Studies is an option for highly motivated Communication Studies ...
Students majoring in Communication Studies will learn to analyze organizational, cultural, interpersonal and mass media communication. Communication Studies undergraduate students ground their studies in Northwestern’s liberal arts model and apply knowledge gained in this coursework to their research and career goals. Learn more.
BA/BS or BS/BS in Communication and Engineering. The dual degree program in communication and engineering offers students the opportunity to earn both a bachelor of science in engineering and either a bachelor of science or a bachelor of arts in communication in five years.
The School of Communication (SoC) at Northwestern University offers comprehensive undergraduate programs that span the entire range of human communication and expression, including basic and applied science, social and behavioral studies, the humanities, media, and fine arts.
