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Welcome to the Communication Studies Department. Use the following buttons to navigate to view all Communication Studies Courses, the Communication Studies Certificates/Degrees offered, the faculty page and to visit the Communication Studies program page that reflects our catalog information.

This program is designed to offer the Associate in Arts degree (and Certificate of Achievement option offered only at City and Miramar Colleges) as well as a broad spectrum of communication classes that will provide training for occupations in which public contact and verbal skills are important. It can also serve as a core for the Selected Studies degree, as well as meeting transfer requirements to four-year institutions.