Business – Communication (BA)
Arizona State University’s Bachelor of Arts in business with a concentration in communication has a versatile curriculum that combines a foundation in business concepts with a specialized emphasis on communication. Upon completing this transdisciplinary program, you’ll be well-prepared for positions in a variety of industries where knowledge in business and communication plays an important role in ensuring success.
Online business communication courses
The curriculum for this degree includes a foundational understanding of business principles with a specialized focus on communication strategies. In your courses, you'll apply communication concepts, such as conflict management and negotiations to a variety of business situations.
COM 259: Communication in Business and the Professions (CIVI)
COM 312: Communication, Conflict, and Negotiation (CIVI)
COM 453: Communication Training and Development
The jobs you could get with a business communication degree
This interdisciplinary program in business and communication prepares you for career opportunities within various industries. Upon graduation, you’ll be equipped for roles in public relations, retail banking, hospitality and more. Potential career paths include, but aren’t limited to:
Management Analysts
Growth: 9.7%
Salary: $95,290
Training and Development Managers
Growth: 6.5%
Salary: $120,000
General and Operations Managers
Growth: 4.2%
Salary: $98,100
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers
Growth: -2.2%
Salary: $82,850
Administrative Services Managers
Growth: 5.6%
Salary: $103,330
Public Relations Managers
Growth: 5.9%
Salary: $129,430
Public Relations Specialists
Growth: 6.1%
Salary: $67,440
Sales Managers
Growth: 4.0%
Salary: $130,600
Social and Community Service Managers
Growth: 9.1%
Salary: $74,240