Technical Communication (BS)
ASU’s online Bachelor of Science in technical communication prepares you to translate complex information into content that helps people make decisions and take action. This program builds the writing, design and research skills that open doors across high-growth industries. Technical communicators and technical writers work in software, healthcare, government and nonprofits, creating a clear, user-friendly experience that reduces friction and increases functionality.
Quick facts
Courses in technical communication, writing and more
The curriculum features a variety of project-driven courses designed to equip students with an understanding of UX/UI principles, information architecture, web authoring and digital content strategy. By the time you complete the program, you’ll have a robust professional portfolio that proves your immediate value across the tech ecosystem.
TWC 421: Principles of Web Authoring (L)
TWC 490: Capstone
TWC 301: Fundamentals of Writing for Digital Media (L)
TWC 401: Fundamentals of Technical Communication (L)
TWC 411: Principles of Visual Communication (L)
TWC 431: Principles of Technical Editing
Careers in technical writing, design and content strategy
Graduates will be prepared for successful futures in content strategy and marketing, user experience design, web content development, usability testing, information architecture and more. As of May 2024, professionals in related roles earn strong median annual wages, including technical writers ($91,670), digital designers ($98,090) and project management specialists ($100,750), according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Other potential career paths include: