Last updated on 2025-08-28
Program overview
The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies at UNB is designed to be online, interactive, and connected. This program recognizes the fundamental shift in how society communicates, accesses information, and engages with popular culture. Students will critically examine the impact of new technologies and processes on various social, political, economic, and cultural landscapes. The program emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, allowing students to explore complex topics from diverse fields such as Sociology, Psychology, and History.
Program structure
The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies is structured to provide a comprehensive educational experience over a standard program length. The program includes:
- Hands-on learning opportunities
- Media internships
- Work-study opportunities
- Practicum courses
- Other experiential learning opportunities
Students will benefit from small class sizes, which foster a supportive environment led by accomplished academics and media practitioners. This structure ensures that students receive personalized attention, encouragement, and mentorship throughout their studies.
Featured Experiences
- Hands-on learning opportunities that enhance practical skills.
- Media internships that provide real-world experience in the field.
- Work-study opportunities to gain professional experience while studying.
- Practicum courses that allow students to apply their knowledge in practical settings.
- Other experiential learning opportunities that enrich the educational experience.
Career Options
- Broadcaster: Work in radio, television, or online media, delivering news and entertainment to the public.
- Community/Social Media Developer: Create and manage content for social media platforms, engaging with audiences and building community.
- Journalist: Research and report on news stories, conducting interviews and writing articles for various media outlets.
- Audience and Market Researcher: Analyze consumer behavior and preferences to help organizations understand their target audiences.
- Media Production Specialist: Oversee the creation and production of media content, including video, audio, and digital formats.
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