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Learn about a Professional Communication major at Grace College for challenging curriculum, and a Christian Professional Communication Degree.
Programs & Majors
Communication

Professional Communication

  • 3 or 4 Year Degree
  • Masters Degree Options
  • On-Campus

With a professional communication degree at Grace College, you’ll gain valuable skills in collaboration, problem resolution, and communication in an organizational work environment. You’ll be equipped to work in administration and human resources, where your tasks may include handling team conflicts and supporting employees. 

Our communication program views communication as an essential part of the human experience. Jesus spoke to others through parables, tailoring his messages to meet specific people with particular needs. At Grace, we seek to imitate this example by adapting our communication to others’ needs.

As a professional communication major at Grace, you’ll take a variety of classes in the humanities, business, and behavioral science. You’ll be prepared for effective communication, professional management, and social psychology.  As you begin your upper-level courses, you’ll choose electives in subjects ranging from business, psychology, and communication. 

The professional communication program culminates in an internship. You’ll gain real-world experience in a local corporation, marketing company, HR department, or church, where you’ll collaborate with others in a professional setting. 

When you graduate with a professional communication degree, numerous career opportunities are available to you. With a deep understanding of how to communicate effectively with others in various settings, you could lean into different aspects of the corporate world, whether that means spearheading a social media campaign as a brand manager, leading a retail team as a sales manager, or empowering students as an HR communications coordinator in the public school system. 

Professional Communication is great for those who are:
  • Presentation Skills
  • Public Speaking
  • Research Skills
  • Active Listening
  • Confidence
Educational Focuses
  • Communication
  • Management
  • Public Relations
  • Organizational Psychology
  • Human Resources
Internship Opportunities
  • Zimmer Biomet
  • 212 Media Studios
  • World Vision
  • Indiana Senate
  • Timberline Team Consulting
Career Opportunities
  • Human Resource Management
  • Administrative Service Management
  • Corporate Management
  • Consulting
  • Public Relations
Featured Staff Member
Patrick Loebs Communication Program Director
Patrick Loebs

Ph.D.

Professor of Communication

Featured Staff Member
Kelly L. Arney Department Chair, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
Kelly L. Arney

M.S., Ph.D.

Dean, Professor of Criminal Justice

Diverse Metrics of Success

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the grade received from Niche.com for our top-rated Winona Lake community

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hands-on learning opportunities on campus and in the community

100+

Programs

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Communication at Grace College
International communication minor part of the communication program
Pat Loebs hosts digital communication major students
Teaching Overseas - Dr. Pat Loebs, Grace Story Podcast, Ep. 24

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Voices of Grace

“There is so much more to a degree in communication. You get to learn the art of speaking, understand why people communicate the way that they do and explore all there is beneath the surface of a conversation.”

Shelby Cook

Grace College Student

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