PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Crisis, Risk & Resilience Communication Specialization The Crisis, Risk & Resilience Communication specialization in the Bachelor of Science in Communication program explores the intersections between communication and safe and secure societies and industries. Students gain a foundation in communication for risk management, crisis response and fostering resilience in multidisciplinary contexts; effectively communicating across the phases of the national preparedness cycle; knowledge of historical, legal and policy foundations of communication challenges; and approaches in an all-hazards and whole- community context of civil security.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMUNICATION
As modern society is increasingly influenced by developments in new media, science and technology, the demand for skilled communicators continues to grow. Embry-Riddle’s unique Bachelor of Science in Communication (COMD) equips students with the knowledge and skills to succeed in various communication-related careers, from public relations to technical writing to crisis communication. The COMD program trains students to hone their communication skills; to practice gathering, analyzing and disseminating information to a variety of audiences; to represent information through effective written, verbal, nonverbal, visual and digital communication; and to integrate knowledge with practice in communication. Students explore communication in areas such as media literacy, public relations, law, visual design and more! Students specialize in one of two areas: Aviation, Science & Technology Communication or Crisis, Risk & Resilience Communication. They also have the opportunity to minor in another field of study, such as International Relations, Marketing or Project Management, to tailor their degree to their interests and career goals.
FEATURED MINOR: International Relations
The minor in International Relations provides students with an understanding of global dynamics and the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of international affairs. The courses instill a global perspective, allowing students to comprehend geopolitical, economic and cultural factors shaping international relations. Students gain a comprehensive view of global affairs through critical analysis of international events, understanding of major international institutions and exploring the intersection of science, technology and global governance. Graduates gain skills in effective communication, research and analytical skills and cultural competency, positioning them for careers in diplomacy, international business, aviation management, STEM fields and other professions requiring a nuanced understanding of the interconnected global landscape.
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