The Corporate and Organizational Communication concentration combines courses from Communication and from the School of Business and Economics. Students understand the many ways in which communication -- oral, written and visual -- and critical thinking and analysis are important in business and organizational contexts.

Students choose a variety of courses that help them understand the role and importance of communication in interpersonal and small group contexts, the relationship between effective communication skills and leadership, and the ways in which businesses and organizations use communication both internally and externally. Theory courses help students understand the many factors that influence effective communication in a business or organization. Skills-oriented classes encourage students to develop and refine their writing, speaking and problem-solving skills. Applications courses provide students a forum to study, and to evaluate, organizational strategies from seminal case studies and local businesses.

For complete course listings and requirements visit:
http://www.cofc.edu/communication/major/corpate.html
http://www.cofc.edu/communication/major/corpatereq.html