Do you enjoy connecting with others, solving problems, and expressing ideas clearly? Are you drawn to understanding human behavior and improving communication in diverse settings? Do you want to stand out as a thoughtful, articulate professional ready for any career path?
This program is a great fit for students who are:
In your final year, you’ll create and deliver communication workshops for the Birmingham community, covering topics like crisis communication, assertiveness, and intercultural understanding.
Student research consistently earns honors at conferences such as the National Communication Association and the Theodore Clevenger Undergraduate Honors Conference.
Our program is designed to help you develop deep understanding of human communication, both in theory and in practice. You'll build skills that are relevant in every workplace, classroom, and community, and you'll do it with the support of a caring, forward-thinking academic team.
Communication Studies majors graduate ready for careers in virtually every field, and our 100% placement rate speaks for itself. Whether you’re heading into a corporate role, nonprofit leadership, healthcare, ministry, or graduate school, your training at Samford will give you the confidence and skills to thrive.
Optional but highly encouraged, internships help students build their résumés and expand professional networks. Students have interned with Sony Music, Samford Athletics, the Alabama Center for Law and Civic Education, and many more.
Faculty guide students through career discernment, interview preparation, and graduate school applications.
Our graduates use their communication training in roles ranging from pharmaceutical sales and public relations to counseling, law, ministry, and teaching.
“Our program is built on the belief that effective communication is at the heart of leadership, collaboration, and service.
“We challenge students to grow intellectually, express themselves with clarity and confidence, and use their communication skills to make a meaningful difference in the world.”
— Dr. Ignatius Fosu, Chair, Department of Communication and Media
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