The Communication Program Curriculum

Twenty-first century careers require up-to-date skills and technical knowledge, and both are sharpened in Embry-Riddle’s Communication program. They are skills that prepare students to enter and succeed in a range of careers so wide they cannot all be listed because they depend on emerging technology.

Learn the basics in a variety of traditional communication courses, including Introduction to Media, Media Relations I, Introduction to News Writing,and Mass Communication Law and Ethics.

REQUIREMENTS

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Hone your skills in three key courses: Science and Technology Communication,Aviation and Aerospace Communication,and Environmental Communication.

Steep yourself in aviation and aerospace vocabulary and concepts in Principles of Aeronautical Science, History of Aviation and Introduction to Space, knowledge that will prove essential to anyone seeking to enter one of these dynamic industries

Gain important perspectives about science and technologies in Technology & Modern Civilization, Evolution of Scientific Thought, and Contemporary Issues in Science

The program aims to produce graduates with the outstanding portfolios and workplace skills that will make them competitive for a variety of communication jobs in the fast-moving world of aviation/aerospace.