Technical Communication Program
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In technical communication classes, we study how people communicate at work and we focus on creating content that communicates technical or complex information more easily. Technical communicators work in a broad range of industries from agriculture to medicine to information technology and more.
Undergraduate Program
All degrees and certificates in technical communication may be completed entirely online, although general education courses necessary for the undergraduate degree are typically not available online.
Graduate Program
Our graduates typically pursue work in industry, teaching opportunities, or doctoral studies. All coursework may be completed in residence or online.
Advisory Board
One of the ways the Technical Communication program stays connected with the profession is through our Advisory Board. Begun in 2018, the Advisory Board consists of alumni and community members, and represents a range of positions and industries in which technical communicators work.
Internship Information
An internship is required for the Technical Communication BS or MS. The internship provides an opportunity to apply your learning in a workplace environment.
Technical Communication Faculty & Contact Information
Faculty and staff contact information for the Technical Communication Program.
Student Resources
Helpful resources for Technical Communication Students.
