Degree Programs: Students seeking an undergraduate degree in Corporate Communications and Public Affairs receive a broad background in the liberal arts followed by a major curriculum that prepares them to work in agencies, corporations, nonprofit organizations, cultural and educational institutions, associations and government. The CCPA curriculum is designed to introduce students to the historical development of the communications field, educate students about the principles and theories behind corporate and public affairs activities, develop requisite communications skills, raise awareness of the ethical responsibilities of professional communicators, and help develop the strategic communication and management capabilities required for success in a global environment. After developing a strong core of fundamental skills and knowledge, students learn how to research, plan and execute corporate and public affairs programs. The CCPA program emphasizes capabilities in critical thinking, problem solving, research and writing.

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CCPA Minor
The minor in Corporate Communications and Public Affairs is designed to provide students with a basic understanding of the principles and theories of corporate and public affairs programming. Students must meet the entrance requirements for a major in CCPA before they are admitted to the minor program. To see the minor course requirements, click here.

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