Career and Academic Opportunities

The undergraduate Organizational and Professional Communication major offers similar courses to the Integrated Global Communication M.A. program. The difference is the depth of knowledge in the M.A. program. Students who enroll in this Double OWL Pathway will learn the needed Communication theories and skills but at an advanced level that will prepare them for the rest of the graduate program's courses.

According to the both the US Bureau of Labor Statistics and GA Department of Labor, communication careers focused on corporate and organizational communication are among the fastest growing nationally and in Georgia in the last year.

Salary and Career Information

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Admission Requirements


Double Owl Admission Requirements 
  • 3.50 KSU GPA
  • 75 credit hour completed towards the Bachelor's degree
Double Counted Courses Include
  • COM 7300 to count for PR 3335
  • COM 7100 to count for COM 4400
  • COM 7500 to count for ORGC 4470
Graduate Admission Requirements

Suggested Timeline

Apply to Double Owl early in Junior year. Apply to Graduate Program in Senior Year by posted graduate program deadline. Students can be identified in Sophomore year and early Junior year (i.e., once students meet -- or are close to meeting --- credit hour and other requirements).

Sample Academic Plan
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Contact Information

Undergraduate Information

Undergraduate Degree
Bachelor of Science in Organizational and Professional Communication

Department / College
School of Communications and Media / Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Social Science Building, Room 5112

Advising Contact
Undergraduate Advising Center
rchssadvising@kennesaw.edu
470-578-7728

Graduate Information

Graduate Degree
Master of Arts in Integrated Global Communication

Department / College
School of Communications and Media / Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Social Science Building, Room 5120

Advising Contact
Joshua Azriel, Program Coordinator
jazrial@kennesaw.edu
470-578-6779