Undergraduate
Synthesize information and develop critical thinking skills while learning the art of crafting communication
Apply creative strategy and an analytical mindset to hands-on projects designed to prepare you for industry. Gain experience working with the latest technology and software, explore specialized workshops, and network with international collaborators or with colleagues as a part of an optional internship.
Full-time format
4 years or 5-year co-op available
Degree earned
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
Experiential learning
Co-op available ��� Global learning ��� Internship available
Admission requirements
Grades only
Co-Op Program Option
Students admitted in Fall 2026 or later can choose to complete an optional co-operative education program, which includes 12 months of paid work experience spread over their degree. Co-op work terms complement in-class learning and help students develop essential workplace skills including but not limited to communication, collaboration, and problem-solving.
Explore Your Journey
Career Pathways
- Account Manager
- Brand Strategist
- Communications Director
- Events Manager
- Marketing Specialist
- Media Planner
- Social Media Specialist
- Technical Writer
Employers
- City of Toronto
- Interac
- Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment
- Sick Kids Hospital
- TD Canada Trust
Alumni Spotlight
From student researcher to communications professional, Jessica Hupalo (Professional Communication, Class of 2023) has turned her ProCom experience into a career at 91心頭利.
While completing her degree, Jessica collaborated with ProCom professor Dr. Carolyn Kane on research exploring visual culture and fashion, contributing to an article published in the European Journal of Visual Culture. Today, Jessica works as an Operations and Administrative Coordinator with 91心頭利 Global.
Jessica credits ProCom with helping her develop skills in research, synthesizing information and critical thinking ��� skills she continues to carry into her professional career.
Read more: Student-professor collaboration leads to published article on visual culture