Welcome to the Department of Communication & Media—a place where your voice, vision, and curiosity can shape the future. Whether you're passionate about understanding human interaction, exploring global media landscapes, telling impactful stories through journalism, or crafting clear and compelling technical content, our programs in Communication Studies, Global Communication, Journalism and Communication, and Technical Communication and Rhetoric offer you the tools to make a real difference. Here, you'll gain practical skills, critical insight, and a strong ethical foundation to launch a meaningful career in a world that needs thoughtful, creative communicators more than ever.
Degrees
Graduate Undergraduate Major Minor Associate Certificate
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Communication Lab
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The USU Communication Lab (COM Lab) helps students improve their communication skills through personalized support, mentorship, and hands-on learning opportunities. It offers workshops and guidance based on current research in Communication Studies to ensure students develop effective, durable skills for academic, professional, and personal success.
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Aggie Radio is Utah State University's student-run radio station, available to listen to online and throughout Cache Valley. The station broadcasts music, radio plays, sports events and a host of other programs.
Learn the process of creating high-quality television programs and gain hands-on experience with professional broadcasting equipment.
Find out how to begin your global communication practicum and download the information packet.
The journalism and communication department's internship program is designed to help students enrich their education, gain practical experience, and earn credit towards their degrees.
The new studio will be cutting-edge, multimedia hub that will give current and future students the tools to compete and lead in today’s fast-paced media world.
The Public Relations Student Society of America's mission is to provide exceptional service to our members by enhancing their education, broadening their professional network and helping launch their careers after graduation.
Join other award-winning journalists through developing student-produced journalistic writing and broadcasts.
The Eagle student newspaper has been in production since 1937 as the college voice on the Price campus.
Join the award-winning publication dedicated to covering the interests of USU students, the campus community and overall news of Cache Valley.
Utah Public Radio is an NPR-member radio station and service of USU. Students can create broadcasts and gain experience running a professional radio broadcasting station.