• This major explores practices, trends, and difficulties that arise when people from different cultural backgrounds attempt to communicate and understand one another.
  • The intercultural communication major also examines current theory and research on communication and culture, race, sex, age, sexual orientation, disability, and other diversity issues.
  • Students can connect across cultures by working with people from other backgrounds. Finding common ground and context. Build their understanding of diverse workplaces and groups. This major gives students the communication skills needed to work in cross-culture settings.

  • Students are prepared for careers in a variety of business settings and international organizations. Possible career areas include:

    • Arts management
    • Counseling and social services
    • Fundraising
    • Graduate study
    • Health care management
    • Law enforcement
    • Human resources
    • Management
    • Marketing, advertising, and public relations
    • Mediation
    • Nonprofit administration
    • Sales
    • Speech writing
    • Training and development
    • Volunteer recruitment and management