Sentence examples for communication degree from inspiring English sources

In order to receive the Executive M.S. in Strategic Communication degree, students must complete all requirements of the degree (36 points) within 16 months with an overall grade point average of 3.0 (B) or better.

"No science communication degree will give you purely practical writing training," she says.

Hassan Ghassemian received his Electronics and Communication degree from Telecommunication College, Tehran, Iran, in 1980.

She is a self-made entrepreneur who quite quickly after college realized her communication degree wasn't leading her anywhere she wanted to be.

We assessed the communication degree pre- and post-using the speaking valve through the SPEACS-2 scale.

Young scientists in the U.K. who decide to get formal training to ease their transition into science writing have two options: a postgraduate diploma in journalism or a science communication degree.

For some, "more" means a degree in journalism or science communications; in the U.K., scores of science communication degrees and journalism courses now offer training to help young scientists learn to write for their bread.

"[Science communication degrees] are quite broad, and if you're not absolutely sure that journalism or writing is the only thing you're interested in, it gives you a chance to try out radio, television, [and] museum work," says Research Fortnight reporter Bhattacharya.

Mr. Urman holds Marketing and Communication degrees from FIT and NYIT in New York.

Science-communication degrees, such as the M.Sc. in Science Communication offered by Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine in London (one-year full-time degree with a tuition fee of £4000) or the Diploma in Science Communication at Birkbeck (2-year part-time, about £900 a year) in London, are more "academic" than science journalism diplomas.

Every living thing is linked by bonds of communication and some degree of shared nature.