Communication is the foundation for launching successful careers and building strong personal relationships. A degree in communication gives you the skills necessary to enter any career or profession. Some specific career fields include advertising, public relations, marketing, journalism, technical writing, education, and all media organizations. From an advertising/public relations agency, to the highest level in the corporate or non-profit world, people who can communicate well are needed and sought after. The skills needed for success are well presented at Drexel. These include principles of communication, public relations, understanding media, technical writing, journalism, and presentation skills.
Master's Degree in Communication
Online Master's Degree in Communication 
The program allows students to focus on technical communication while studying writing, editing, message design, software documentation and ethics.
Bachelor’s Degrees in Communication
Online Bachelor of Science in Communication
With a concentration in Corporate Communication and Public Relations
The Bachelor of Science Degree in Communication online is offered by the College of Arts and Sciences. All online communication majors take a common core of courses that emphasize communication theory and methods. Students follow with a concentration in Corporate Communication and Public Relations, which covers a broad range of activities that help an organization and its publics communicate with one another.
Bachelor’s Degrees with a Communication Component
Bachelor Degree in Communications and Applied Technology Online
The Bachelor of Science Degree in Communications and Applied Technology, offered by the Goodwin College of Professional Studies, is a unique, multi-disciplinary program that allows students to develop skills in marketing, communications, technology and customer service. This program offers courses that focus on technological communication within a business environment. The BS in Communications and Applied Technology is ideal for students with an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts, General Studies, Business or a related discipline.
