In our increasingly complex and diverse economies, effective communication skills are more important than ever before. Our mission is to help students develop the writing, speaking, and professionalism skills they'll need to succeed in today's dynamic, team-based business environments.
Today's business students are entering the workforce with the field-specific knowledge to hit the ground running. But those who can pair this knowledge with strong communication and interpersonal skills are truly positioned for success.
That's where we come in. The Business Communication Program faculty are experts in business writing, speaking, and professional development. We help students develop the skills they need to excel in their coursework and impress prospective employers.
In addition, we offer undergraduate and graduate students and faculty a range of communication-based services, from one-on-one tutoring to workshops, guest lectures, and other collaborations, all spearheaded through our Business Communication Center.
We're thrilled to impart crucial knowledge and skills to our students, to give them a competitive edge as they prepare to enter the marketplace, and to play a role in helping them achieve a fulfilling, meaningful, and joyous future. We look forward to working with you soon!
Robert Bowse
Interim Director
Business Communication Program
1 credit; recommended for all majors
First-year seminar that uses a design-thinking framework to help students develop a vocational mindfulness and strategies to successfully navigate their college years.
1 credit; recommended for all majors
Second semester of first-year seminar SCH-MGMT 191T Transitions.
1 credit; required for accounting, finance, management, marketing & OIM majors
Focuses on the career documents, networking and interview skills, and professional polish students need to launch productive internship and job searches.
1 credit; elective
Covers public speaking, meeting facilitation, and slide design strategies for successful business presentations.
1 credit; required for third-year transfers
Introduces third-year transfer students to Isenberg and focuses on career document development, professionalism, and networking and interview skills.
3 credits; required for all majors; satisfies JYW requirement
A small, writing-intensive course that emphasizes real-world writing and speaking assignments that prepare students for today's dynamic business environments.
3 credits; recommended for marketing majors; satisfies JYW requirement
A version of SCH-MGMT 310 tailored for marketing majors.
3 credits; required for first-time 191T/192T TAs
Provides content instruction, Blackboard training, and classroom management strategies to 191T/192T Transitions undergraduate TAs.
2 credits; required for returning 191T/192T TAs
Second semester of SCH-MGMT 397M for returning 191T/192T Transitions TAs.
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Each semester we're looking for high-performing Isenberg undergraduates to help support our courses. If you think you have what it takes, apply now.
