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Finishing Strong Starts with the First Step.

Finish Strong with a communication degree from the University of West Florida.

Whether you’re seeking to advance your career or unlock new doors, our communication program faculty will support you at every step in your bachelor’s degree journey.

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Why Now? Why UWF?
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9 out of 10 new jobs are offered to those with a college degree.

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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics lists more career opportunities for communication graduates than any other major.

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Nearly 70% of UWF students receive financial assistance. UWF awarded more than $101 million in grants, scholarships and loans in past academic years.

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Finish Strong With a Degree in Communication

The Department of Communication offers a framework for exploring human communication and prepares students to synthesize large amounts of complex information—then create, design and deliver advocacy and information to multiple public audiences in a multitude of message formats.

With comprehensive education and experiential learning opportunities, our graduates enter the professional world prepared to affect change and build successful careers in communication. And if you’re already working in the field, a communications degree from UWF can take you to the next level of professional success and earning potential.

Programs of Study
The major and minor areas of study in Communication offer students the opportunity to develop skills in critical thinking, project management, oral, visual and written communication, and leadership.

  • Major
    • Bachelor of Arts in Communication
  • Minors
    • Communication
    • Leadership Communication
  • Concentrations
    • Advertising
    • Communication
    • Journalism
    • Public Relations
    • Telecommunication

Career Opportunities
Embark on a new path or take your career to the next level.

  • Advertising Account Manager
  • Advertising Creative Director
  • Corporate Communication Specialist
  • Fundraiser
  • Human Resources Specialist
  • Journalist
  • Public Information Officer
  • Radio Production Assistant
  • Screenwriter
  • TV Anchor
  • TV Production Assistant
  • TV Producer

Considering a career in communication?
Getting started doesn't have to be overwhelming. Connect with an admissions counselor who will walk you through first steps and help you design a degree completion plan.

Unlock your potential for personal achievement.

Get the communication degree you always wanted.

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One-on-One Support

We've got your back, providing customized support at every step to help you hit milestones and reach your graduation goals.

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Financial Aid & Assistance

Don't wonder if the ability to pay will keep you from earning your degree—we'll walk you through financial aid and scholarship options available to you.

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Finish Strong. Finish Fast.

Your time is precious. Our advisors will help you determine the best path to finish your degree in the least amount of time.

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Flexible Formats

Packed schedule? No problem. We offer a variety of programs including online, face-to-face and interactive remote formats to fit your schedule.

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Comprehensive Learning

Get career ready. You'll gain intimate understanding and insight into strategic communications, management and digital communications.

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You Belong Here

UWF enrolls more transfer students each year than new freshmen, which means we know students like you best.

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Life happens. We can help you cross the finish line.

See what real students and faculty members have to say about earning a communication degree at UWF.


Finish Strong. Finish Here.

At UWF, you will learn under experienced, nationally-recognized experts and leaders in the field of communications. Take the next step in earning your college degree.

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