Mass communications is a popular academic major that can open doors to a wide variety of jobs in business. The study of media and how society communicates is particularly useful as society’s access to information through the Internet, social media, and mobile devices continues to grow and evolve. Professors who teach mass communications work in colleges and universities. Professors who work full time for up to seven years in one academic institution may be able to attain tenure, which guarantees stable employment. Many colleges and universities rely on part-time faculty, however, and make it difficult for professors to achieve tenure.
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- Advertising Managers
- Art Directors
- Bloggers
- Book Editors
- Broadcast Engineers
- College Professors
- Columnists
- Copywriters
- Digital Advertising Workers
- Digital Marketing Workers
- Disc Jockeys
- Editors
- Fashion Writers and Editors
- Film and Television Producers
- Food Writers and Editors
- Foreign Correspondents
- Graphic Designers
- Green Marketers
- Internet Content Curators
- Internet Marketing and Advertising Consultants
- Journalism Teachers
- Magazine Editors
- Market Research Analysts
- Marketing Consultants
- Marketing Managers
- Media Relations Specialists
- News Anchors
- Newspaper Editors
- Online Journalists
- Online Producers
- Photo Editors
- Photojournalists
- Podcasters
- Public Relations Managers
- Public Relations Specialists
- Radio and Television Announcers
- Radio and Television Program Directors
- Radio Producers
- Reporters
- Science and Medical Writers
- Social Media Workers
- Sports Broadcasters and Announcers
- Sportswriters
- Webmasters
- Writers
