College of Arts and Humanities

Writing and Professional Communication Minor

Writing and Professional Communication Minor

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“Writing is an exploration. You start from nothing and learn as you go.” – E.L. Doctorow

Minor offered in On-campus formats.

*On-campus format will require some online classes for degree completion.

Find Your Voice with a Minor in Writing and Professional Communication at Lindenwood University

Why a minor in Writing and Professional Communication at Lindenwood University? 

Did you know that writing skills are among the top desirable skills employers are looking for?  

  • NACE (the National Association of Colleges and Employers) found that in 2024, writing skills ranked as the #3 most-desired skill, with 77% of surveyed employers saying writing skills were vital for a job candidate. 
  • Written communication skills are part of most employees’ daily lives. 
  • Effective communication through texting, emails, letters, reports and other workplace documents is essential. 
  • It is an excellent way to give yourself an advantage in the job market. 

FLEXIBILITY: 

A minor in Writing and Professional Communication at Lindenwood University requires 18 credit hours. It allows you to take a wide variety of courses, such as  

  • English literature, 
  • creative writing,  
  • technical writing, business writing, grant writing,  
  • and journalism! 

You can combine this minor with any major degree program across the University—this program is great if you want an advantage in the job market with strong writing skills. 

The minor also gives you an opportunity to practice your skills in a workplace at an internship of your choice. Many of our students receive a job offer upon completion of their internship! 

Interested in adding a minor in Writing and Professional Communication to your degree program? Contact us for more information!