Online Business Communications Degrees
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A degree in business communications combines communication, business and computer applications to help you present and receive information through various communication techniques such as application journals, interviewing, public speaking, team presentations and electronic communications. Learning these skills helps you pursue a career that requires effective and ethical communications in a modern business world.
With a major in Business Communications, you will be preparing to advance in some of the following careers: communications specialist, public relations assistant, media specialist, marketing analyst, training coordinator, and customer service agent.
Business
University of Phoenix
Bachelor of Science in Business with a Concentration in CommunicationsThe Bachelor of Science in Business with a concentration in Communications promotes the knowledge and skills needed for effective communication within the business environment. The curriculum emphasizes professional competencies and values in such areas as public relations, communications theory, communication law and ethics, mass communication, media and advertising, and electronic publishing.
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Jones International University
Master of Arts in Business Communication (MABC) in Leadership and Influence Learn the skills of influence and persuasion in various settings, enhance your leadership and communication skills, develop your finesse in situations of conflict and crisis, as well as business negotiations with this MABC in Leadership and Influence from Jones International University.Master of Arts in Business Communication (MABC) in Project Management Master all of the relevant knowledge to become a more effective project manager: project life cycles; planning for resources, costs, budgets, risks and staffing requirements; timelines; periodic evaluations; and strategic impacts with a master's from Jones International University.Master of Business Communication (MABC) in Leading the Customer-Driven Organization Just how important is the customer relationship? Explore the latest paradigm shift in business assumptions regarding the customer and discover how to create an organization structure that meets the needs of both internal and external customers.
Business Administration & Management
Jones International University
Master of Arts in Business Communication (MABC) in Entrepreneurship Thinking of starting your own business in professional communication? Even if you wish to begin with a small consultancy, these courses provide foundational principles to help you define and create a plan for your business and future growth.
Communication & Journalism
Jones International University
Bachelor of Arts in Business Communication (BABC) in Communication Management Managing the communication within an organization requires the ability to establish virtual collaboration teams, manage conflict, negotiate effectively as well as organize and deliver corporate training.Bachelor of Arts in Business Communication (BABC) in Sales and Marketing JIU™ has a convenient online program that offers you the flexibility to study when and where it's convenient for you while you pursue this Bachelor of Arts in Business Communication in Sales and Marketing. The unique format of this program combines both sales and marketing into this degree to prepare you for high levels of success in both areas.
Information Technology & Computers
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Bachelor's - Network & Communications ManagementNearly every business depends on smooth-running networks. So the need for professionals that know how to design, implement, secure, and manage them is everywhere. Earn your bachelor's degree in Network and Communications Management (NCM) from DeVry University, and you'll become skilled in ethernet-enabled voice-operated IP systems, security firewalls, and next-generation network administration. With new positions opening up and older NCM workers retiring, networking promises to be a growing career field in North America for years to come.
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