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Home | Online Degree Programs | Liberal Arts Humanities Degrees | Communications Media Degrees Online Communications & Media Degree ProgramsThe Internet has revolutionized worldwide communications, opening up a market for skilled professionals who can navigate the sophisticated and often complex flow of information available in today's workplace. Many professionals now spend much of their day communicating, be that online or by phone or video, and companies and organizations hire people skilled in managing information to control the daily influx and sending out of information.Business communications professionals need a broad range of skills outside of technical expertise. These professionals often must understand cross-culture communication, as many companies communicate regularly with people in other cultures and countries. They must be able to express themselves clearly, both in speaking and writing, and know how to work with small groups and large groups and in one-on-one situations. Businesses often look for communications specialists with a liberal arts background, and many communications degree programs allow students to specialize their coursework. Communications students who want to work in a particular field can take introductory classes in engineering, computers, and biotechnology. Specific business communication courses can include negotiation, dispute resolution, and multicultural diversity. Professional accreditation can be earned from the International Association of Business Communicators. The market for communications jobs is expected to grow 18% between 2002 and 2012, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The average salary for communications jobs is about $45,000, according to a 2004 Bureau of Labor Statistics report. Our Featured Education Partners: Kaplan University
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