Marietta College

What you'll study

Coursework combines communication-focused classes and interdisciplinary topics. Key areas addressed in the curriculum include:

• Communication theory and practical communication skills applicable to healthcare settings
• Health communication topics such as health campaigns and communication within healthcare organizations
• Complementary study in U.S. public policy, health psychology, and the economics of healthcare
• Experiential learning through internships and interdisciplinary projects on campus

Entry requirements

The department page references specific minor requirements and a curriculum for the Health Communication minor; prospective students should consult Marietta College’s Communication Department degree audit and the college catalog or adviser for the exact course and credit requirements.

Career prospects

The program is aimed at students who want communication roles connected to the health care industry. Through classroom learning and applied experiences, graduates are positioned to work in areas where effective patient, organizational and public health communication is needed.

Scholarships & funding angle

Marietta College provides information on tuition and financial aid through its central college resources. Students interested in funding options should review the college’s Tuition and Financial Aid pages and speak with the financial aid office to identify scholarships, grants and support applicable to majors and minors.