Earn a Degree in Communications
The field of communications is constantly changing. New technology, new methods of communicating, new styles, and new trends make up the world of communications. With an online communications degree, Lindenwood University will provide you with the background and theories of mass communication along with up-to-date knowledge needed to succeed now and in the future. From finance and marketing to leadership and human resources to business management and entrepreneurship, the online business degree programs offered by Lindenwood University encompass a wide range of disciplines and offer ample opportunity to tailor your experience to your interests and pursuits. Explore our online business degree programs to find the right fit.
Explore Career-Focused Online Degrees in Communications
If you are searching for communications degree online programs, Lindenwood has several options for you to consider. From finance and marketing to leadership and human resources to business management and entrepreneurship, the online degrees in communications offered by Lindenwood University encompass a wide range of disciplines and offer ample opportunity to tailor your experience to your interests and pursuits. Explore the variety of communication programs we offer online find the right fit for your goals.
Find the Program for You
Our online communications degree programs teach essential skills expected of professionals. Our online communication degree courses cover such topics as: creating and maintaining web pages; shooting, editing, and uploading video; basic reporting; how to write professionally for electronic media; public communication and public speaking; and communication strategies, such as creating press releases and other responsive communications. The Lindenwood Communications degree online programs will also provide you with the knowledge, critical thinking, interpersonal communications, and writing skills to help you make professional and ethical decisions in the world of marketing, public relations, publishing, mass communication, and social media.
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“After earning my bachelors from Lindenwood, I knew I wanted to return for my masters. The cumulative knowledge, experience, and passion of my professors was unrivaled. In addition, the course flexibility allowed me to work full time while earning my degree.”
– Brittany Hoelscher
College of Arts and Humanities Faculty
Kathi Vosevich
Dean, College of Arts and Humanities
College of Arts and Humanities
McCluer Hall 108
+1 636-949-4564
[email protected]
Jane Bannester
Manager, Mane Media Productions
College of Arts and Humanities
Scheidegger Center For The Arts 1270 Check Out (LUTV)
+1 636-627-6802
[email protected]
Professor Bannester serves as the manager of Mane Media Productions, a student-centered video production company specializing in live multicamera production and broadcast services.
Chad Briesacher
General Manager, KCLC Radio Operations
College of Arts and Humanities
Spellmann Center 104
+1 636-949-4802
[email protected]
Professor Briesacher channels his expertise in radio production through his teachings in all three levels of Applied Mass Communication-Radio courses.
Morgan Butler
Assistant Professor, Communications
College of Arts and Humanities
McCluer Hall 14
+1 636-339-6952
[email protected]
Professor Butler teaches a variety of production-focused communications courses, such as multicamera and event production, broadcast news production, video for social media, and others.
Susan Edele
Associate Professor, English
College of Arts and Humanities
Library and Academic Resources Center 230
+1 636-949-4642
[email protected]
Professor Edele helps students polish and supplement their communications skills through creative writing and composition-focused courses.
Sara Kaufman
Assistant Professor, Communications
College of Arts and Humanities
McCluer Hall 16
+1 636-339-6946
[email protected]
Professor Kauffman teaches courses in public speaking, communications law and ethics, advanced theory and research, and interpersonal communication. She also guides students through their Communications Capstone course.
Andrew Smith
Associate Professor, Communications
College of Arts and Humanities
McCluer Hall 12
+1 636-627-2533
[email protected]
Professor Smith helps students develop comprehensive knowledge and skills in several critical areas, including information and media literacy, emerging platforms and analytics, and more.
Michelle Trantham
Instructor, English
College of Arts and Humanities
McCluer Hall 117
[email protected]
Professor Trantham specializes in teaching composition courses that help students in their foundational communications skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I prepare to be a communications major?
The first step in preparing for any degree is speaking with an academic counselor at an accredited institution about your goals. At Lindenwood University, we have a long, storied history of helping a diverse student body prepare for thriving careers in communications.
Do communications majors write a lot?
An essential component of effective communication is written communication. With that in mind, students in our communications degree programs focus on developing their writing skills.
Why do people go to school for communications?
Communications is a vast field of study that encompasses several exciting career interests. Whether you want to work in marketing, public relations, or create content on social networks, earning a communication degree can be the entryway into your desired career.
Why Choose Lindenwood University Online?
Since 1827, Lindenwood University has served students worldwide with affordable, high-quality academic programs providing real experience and real success. After nearly 200 years of academic excellence, Lindenwood is committed to a set of core values, including integrity, dedication, excellence, creativity, and community.
Quality
We evolve our communications degree online programs to reflect the latest in academic research and innovation and to meet the top standards of higher education.
Creativity
We are committed to the development of original ideas, knowledge, and innovative approaches to solving complex problems.
Community
We are committed to creating a connected, diverse community, sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals, and supporting personal and professional growth.
Support
We employ experts who are dedicated to helping our students with financial aid planning, enrollment counseling, tutoring services, and more.
We are committed to helping you succeed.
Throughout each step of your online degree program, you will receive support. From enrollment and tuition planning to staying on the right track, your support team is there to ensure your success.
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