Comparative Political Communication

The American University of Paris (AUP) is a premier American liberal arts institution located in the heart of Paris, offering a unique international learning environment. It empowers students to become global citizens through a rigorous curriculum and a diverse, multicultural community.

The Comparative Political Communication minor is designed for students interested in understanding the intersection of media, communication, and politics. This program requires the completion of 20 credits, including a core course in Comparative Political Communication. Ideal for students who are curious about how political messages are crafted and disseminated, this minor complements various majors and enhances critical thinking skills.

Students will explore subjects such as media globalization, political philosophy, and communication theory. The curriculum includes hands-on learning opportunities through courses like Global Advocacy and Media & War. By engaging with these topics, students will develop analytical skills and a nuanced understanding of political discourse in a global context.

Graduates with a minor in Comparative Political Communication can pursue various roles, including Political Analyst, Communication Specialist, Media Consultant, and Public Relations Officer. They may find employment in government agencies, non-profit organizations, media outlets, and political campaigns. The skills gained are transferable across industries, making this minor a valuable addition to any degree.