Build brands. Shape reputations. Make a difference.
BVU’s Nonprofit and Advocacy Communication Track prepares you to lead communication strategy, manage media relationships, and create campaigns that drive awareness, inspire action, and support meaningful causes.
Why study Public Relations: Non-Profit & Advocacy Communication Track at BVU
A BVU Nonprofit & Advocacy Communication degree prepares you to create meaningful change through strategic communication, community engagement, and real-world experience.
Real Campaign Experience
Develop communication campaigns with nonprofit and community organizations.
Industry Connections
Gain experience through strong internships and professional networking opportunities.
Experienced Faculty
Learn from communication professionals with real-world experience.
Portfolio Development
Graduate with a professional portfolio built through hands-on projects and client work.
Curriculum Highlights
Develop the communication and leadership skills to advance missions, engage communities, and create meaningful impact through nonprofit and advocacy organizations.
- Public Relations Strategies
- Public Affairs and Campaigns
- Fundraising and Donor Relations
- Nonprofit Management
- Applied Strategic Communication
Learn by doing, from day one
Build the skills to communicate for impact through hands-on coursework and real-world experience.
Explore politics, public administration, and social justice to understand how change happens.
Learn how to collaborate, lead teams, and communicate effectively across diverse audiences.
Understand the legal and ethical responsibilities behind advocacy, storytelling, and public messaging.
Gain a basic understanding of budgeting and decision-making to support nonprofit and organizational goals.
Apply your knowledge to campaigns that raise awareness, mobilize communities, and support causes that matter.
BVU public relations: non-profit & advocacy communication track graduates go far.
Where this degree can take you
Curriculum Highlights
Your coursework is designed to build the knowledge and skills needed for success in your field. Click here for complete program requirements and course descriptions in the Academic Catalog.