Bachelor of Arts Community Studies in Communication

Communication theory and applied practice combined with community based learning, covering public relations, digital media, professional writing and engagement strategy, with placement in a working organisation.

The Bachelor of Arts Community Studies route into communication reflects a degree structure that Cape Breton University originated and that does not exist in this form at most Canadian universities. Applied to {subject}, it joins the academic major to community based learning, supervised field placement and a practical service component, so graduates leave with documented community work in communication alongside the subject knowledge itself.

The field of study rule does not reach Bachelor of Arts Community Studies in Communication, since degree programmes are exempt and no CIP code verification applies. Undergraduate study such as Bachelor of Arts Community Studies in Communication does not carry spousal open work permit eligibility under the rules now in force, which married applicants should factor in from the start. Every work permit decision rests with Canadian immigration authorities, and Apply Study Visa confirms the position for Bachelor of Arts Community Studies in Communication in writing before you pay any deposit.

Applicants need Grade 12 / High School with at least 65 percent, together with IELTS 6.5 overall with no band below 6 for Bachelor of Arts Community Studies in Communication. Tuition for Bachelor of Arts Community Studies in Communication is recorded at CAD 18,090 for the year, with a CAD 80 application fee, and the programme runs 6 intake windows across the cycles listed here. Apply Study Visa handles the Bachelor of Arts Community Studies in Communication application, the attestation letter, the deposit and the study permit as one process.