If you’re a working adult who wants to land a promotion by going back to school and completing a bachelor’s degree, a core question you need to ask yourself is how you want to apply leadership. Do you want to shape workplace culture while guiding teams through change? Would you...
Earning an undergraduate degree in a business field can be a strong foundation for any professional who is looking to manage people and projects in a corporate setting. And for nontraditional students, such as working adults, it can be the key to breaking through from individual contributor to manager. However,...
With trust in government at near-record lows, public service leaders need to be able to deliver results and maintain trust with the public. These unique challenges require public service leaders — whether they work directly in government or are focused on the public sector — to be both strategic problem-solvers...
Many professional roles revolve around communication, with understanding audiences and delivering effective messages being the core responsibility for a variety of career paths. Marketing and strategic communication are two such areas. Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in either subject will teach you how to craft impact-focused, persuasive messages, but the applications...
In our modern era, human attention is nearly constantly occupied with media, such as news articles, social media, television, podcasts and other forms of content. This media consumption plays a major role in influencing (and reaffirming) people’s opinions, beliefs and actions. Skills in media literacy allows individuals to assess messages,...
