Communication is the art of persuasion and the craft of storytelling. It’s about making connections, creating impressions, building understanding and making change. You can learn to be that change-maker right here at CapU.
Why study Communication at CapU?
In this interconnected, information-driven world, there’s an unprecedented demand for skilled communicators in the workplace.
Communication is not only about effective writing, but about learning how to inform and persuade diverse audiences for different reasons and across different mediums.
The programs and courses offered by CapU’s School of Communication will empower you with courses covering a wide range of topics under the umbrella of professional communications.
These range from foundational skills in professional writing, editing and giving impactful presentations, to critical analysis of communication industries, media and messages. At CapU, you'll develop the skills you need to succeed.
Featured programs
Bachelor of Communication Studies Degree
The Bachelor of Communications degree at CapU combines theory and practice in a project-based curriculum in various areas of strategic communication.
Bachelor of Communication Studies Degree
Minor in Communication Studies
Skilled and informed communications professionals are always in demand. Strengthen your bachelor's degree with the Minor in Communication Studies.
Minor in Communication Studies
Communication for Professionals Certificate
The Communication for Professionals Certificate at CapU is the best choice for anyone looking to get the skills for an entry-level role in communications.
Communication for Professionals CertificateWhat can I do with a Communication Studies credential?
Gain a well-rounded education
Courses in our Communication Studies programs explore everything from communication theory and research methods, to understanding cultural industries and media in Canada, to learning how to prepare essential business correspondence and reports, to the foundations of design, layout and production for print and online publications.
Learn from top communications pros
Our Bachelor of Communication Studies program features smaller classes that are taught by instructors who are both industry professionals and educational experts in their respective fields. This means that you will not only learn theory, but how to apply your learning in your current or future workplace.
Courses in the School of Communication can help you with your career foundation or in specific careers. Read on to see which courses we offer that can fit your future career plan.
What do you want to be?
Grace Kim
BA, PDP, BEd, MEd
School of CommunicationKim's position as an instructor allows her to deconstruct colonial power structures in a technocratic society while preparing students for life outside the classroom in a globalized world.
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Alaa Al-Musalli
BA, MA, PhD
School of CommunicationAlaa holds a PhD in Linguistics from Bangor University, UK. In Canada, she has taught at McGill, SFU, UBC and Okanagan College, as well as in Qatar, the Sultanate of Oman and the Netherlands.
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Jane Ince
BA
School of CommunicationJane Ince joined the School of Communication in 2015, bringing many years of experience as a public and media relations consultant with her. She started her company, JI Media Connections, in 2002.
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