Online Communication Arts Bachelor Degree Programs

In a communications degree program you would study theory of mass communication, professional writing, intercultural communication, and visual communication. Often, you will have a choice of classes about film and Internet communications. Communications majors often find jobs with newspapers, magazines and in television.

Jobs in communications include technical writing, which entails anything from writing software manuals to scientific reports to web content. The median entry-level salary for technical writers is $42,000 (BLS). Corporations also need communications specialists to write and design newsletters, annual reports, and marketing materials. Median annual earnings are around $44,000 per year. The entry-level salaries in these fields are lower due to fierce competition, but with experience salaries tend to rise dramatically. No degree program can guarantee employment or a specific salary, but employers in this field require a bachelor's degree at a minimum.

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Kaplan University

• Advanced Start BS in Communication
• BS in Communication / Organizational Communication
• BS in Communication / Technical Communication

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Bellevue University

• BS in Corporate Communications

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University of Phoenix

• BS in Business / Communication
• BS in Communication
• BS in Communication / Communication and Technology
• BS in Communication / Culture and Communication
• BS in Communication / Marketing and Sales Communication

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University of Maryland University College

• BA in Communication Studies

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Jones International University Online

• BABC in Communication Management