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    Associate of Arts Programs in Professional Communication

    To build the foundation for a bachelor’s degree program, students may first want to pursue an Associate of Arts. Students may then decide to continue their education by earning a bachelor’s degree in their chosen field.

    What is an Associate of Arts in Professional Communication? This degree encompasses many methods of communication, such as speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in a professional context. For students who want to learn about the best ways to distribute information through many different communication methods, this degree will give them basic building blocks. Courses may include technical writing, communication theory and digital media studies. Students will learn the latest technologies and how to use them to communicate effectively in a variety of work place settings.

    Students who earn an associate of arts in professional communication learn useful skills such as researching on the internet, writing and using computer software. Those with knowledge of communication strategies and technology may have an advantage in many areas of life, because good communication skills are helpful professionally and personally.

    The cost of this degree program varies depending on the school, the length of time it takes to complete the program and the country the institution is located in. Students should research different programs carefully to decide which one best suits their needs.

    An associate’s degree in professional communication can lead to several career options. Individuals in this program often pursue positions as grant writers, technical writers, public relations specialists, social media managers, advertisers, publishers, videographers and journalists. Some also enter careers in foreign relations as international communication specialists because they have gained the skills necessary to communicate effectively with people of different backgrounds and cultures. These positions are increasingly important as technology and society dictate the need for individuals who can create communication platforms to reach a broad range of global consumers.

    Programs in professional communication are often offered internationally and online for increased flexibility. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.