ISSN: 2044-9038 (Print) 2044-9046 (Electronic)

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Journal Of Communication Studies

 Communication studies may be a field of academia that examines the method of human communication, including the creation, delivery, and receiving of both verbal and non-verbal messages. At its core, communication studies cuts across socio-economic, political, and cultural contexts, handling how meaning is generated in interpersonal, private, public, and mass communication settings. It is a multi-disciplinary area of practice that blends variety of interrelated disciplines, like mass communication, health communication, intercultural communication, political communication, communication and rhetorical theory, scientific communication, gender studies, and interpersonal communication. Communication professionals leverage rhetorical theory, strategies, and techniques to research , shape, manage, and also effectively communicate messages in personal interactions and across professional arenas. These skills which may allow PR specialists, educators, advertisers, fundraisers, lobbyists, political consultants, community affairs managers, market researchers, writers and editors, journalists and other communication professionals to convey and adapt messages to a good range of audiences, contexts and settings, and implement efficient communication initiatives – whether advertising campaigns or grant proposals – in nearly every industry. Graduates with a master’s degree in communications studies might pursue employment in politics, advertising and marketing, PR , public and legislative affairs, healthcare, financial services, journalism, broadcast television, entertainment, government and non-profit, or more. Another possible area of research could be how mobile devices are shifting teaching pedagogies in today’s highschool and better education classrooms.  

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