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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics defines an education in the liberal arts and sciences as “an approach to learning that involves diverse coursework so students develop a range of knowledge.” In other words, a degree in the liberal arts and sciences does not limit you to a specific career – you are free to pursue endless opportunities, having developed critical thinking, communication, career-readiness and other skills.
Degree programs at the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication prepare you for success in today’s job market.
A dynamic internship program prepares careerdriven students for success by providing handson experience at top companies, government agencies and non-profits.
Students gain hands-on experience collaborating with faculty on research, developing practical skills in data collection, analysis and presentation — essential for success in today’s data-driven and competitive job market.
Communication is the No. 1 in-demand skill across the labor market, according to Georgetown University.
Second-best major based on job prospects, alumni salaries and popularity, according to The Princeton Review.
Jennifer K. graduated in 1996 and has leveraged her communication degree to build a successful public relations and marketing firm. Her experiences at the school helped her develop the strategic thinking and leadership skills essential to launching and growing her own business.
Mike N. earned his BA in communication in 2007. His degree has been pivotal in his role as chief of research at Noble Predictive Insights, where he uses data analysis to craft compelling stories that drive informed decisionmaking. His work has made him a trusted voice in market research and political polling.
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Christina R. Donor cultivation coordinator, Salvation Army BS in communication, 2024 I needed a supportive community to get the education I wanted and feel connected. The Hugh Downs School provided that from the start.”
Fajr A. Master’s student at Columbia University BS in communication, 2023