Communication

Do you want to make an impact by sharing stories and messages with others? Do you see yourself as an influencer and a voice in the world of tomorrow? This program from Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences' Department of Communication prepares students for a variety of exciting pathways.

Whether you want to communicate through writing, media or interpersonal communication, a Communication major from Augusta University gives you an experience like no other - one that opens the door to some of the world's most exciting careers.

• Please submit an application first, then send all additional documents to us. (Do not send accompanying documents to us if you have not submitted an application first.)
• Pay the $55 non-refundable application processing fee.
• Please make sure that you submit your application and additional documents prior to the assigned application deadline. (Your application will be incomplete if you submit documents after the application deadline.)

Communication graduates can step right into jobs in public relations, journalism, television, podcasting, videography and digital media, but the core skills acquired in the program - spoken communication, active listening, presentational speaking, persuasion and writing - are some of the most desirable qualities sought by hiring managers in an even wider range of careers. Listen to our alumni.

At Augusta University, you notice your life changing from day one. You discover classes that challenge you, meet faculty members who inspire you, and dive into work that fulfills you. You make friends from around the city, the country, and the world. And thanks to all those hands-on, real-world opportunities that we’re known for, you grow more skillful, knowledgeable, curious, and confident every day.

We invite you to join JagNation and experience a real education for your real life.

Any individual who applies for admission to Augusta University shall pay a non-refundable application fee. Please note that for Health Science, Graduate, and Professional programs, you must be on track or have completed requirements in accordance with the specific program. If you do not meet pre-requisites and are applying for regular admission, please select the appropriate degree seeking category.

An incoming freshman is any senior in high school or a student who has finished high school and has not attended another college since high school.