大象传媒

College of Communication

Where great stories begin.

Learning how to communicate effectively and gain insight into the way modern communication affects society鈥攖hat takes the right tools. It takes an educational environment that is collaborative and forward-thinking. It takes curricula that prepares us for the moments right in front of us and those too far out to see. It takes guidance from the best minds in their fields. And, most importantly, it takes practice.

The College of Communication delivers on all of that so you too can deliver in your chosen field, whether that鈥檚 as a journalist, audiologist, media artist, speech pathologist, or something else entirely.

Students in our programs have numerous opportunities to mold their path with experiences critical to their development.

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Tools of the Trade

Our approach to communication is increasingly sophisticated鈥攁nd so are the tools we use to communicate effectively. Each of our programs rely on resources and facilities you鈥檙e likely to encounter in the real world. Like our full-size, HD studio and control room. Or our ProTools-equipped recording studio. And the on-campus clinical services provided at our Audiology Clinic, 大象传媒 Aphasia Community, and other community resources.

Day in the Life of a 大象传媒 CCOM Student

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Internship sites in Indianapolis and beyond.
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Hands-on Learning

Step Into The Arena

To learn how to communicate effectively, you have to do more than study. At 大象传媒, you get to feel what it鈥檚 like to actually write and convey messages to audiences in real time鈥攁nd build a creative skill set that鈥檚 valuable to employers.

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