Northwestern State University

Programme overview

NSU’s Bachelor of Arts in Communication emphasizes adaptable, practice‑based communication skills across multiple media. Students choose a concentration and work with faculty who have professional media experience, producing work in campus studios, publications and media labs to graduate with a polished portfolio.

What you'll study

Core classroom and practical topics combine storytelling, media production and design tools. Courses explicitly mentioned in the programme materials include:

• Mass Media and Society — study media evolution and its influence on public perception.
• Video Production — practical video production skills and the role of imaging sciences (as presented in the programme text).
• Visual Communication — training in digital design tools to create on‑brand visuals.

The programme also offers concentration tracks with academic maps for Journalism, Sports Media and Strategic Communication to shape course selection and career focus.

Entry requirements

The source materials do not list specific admissions criteria. Prospective students should contact NSU Admissions for official undergraduate entry requirements and application steps.

Career prospects

The degree is positioned to prepare graduates for roles across newsrooms, corporate communications and digital media. The programme text highlights potential job paths such as advertising manager, press relations specialist and social media manager, and underscores internship experience and portfolio development as central to career preparation.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

While no specific scholarships are named in the programme description, the school directs applicants to Admissions and degree resources for planning and campus opportunities; interested students should inquire with NSU about scholarships, financial aid and funding options during application.