The Bachelor of Arts in Political Communication at George Washington University’s School of Media and Public Affairs is a renowned, first-of-its-kind undergraduate program. Students critically examine the impact of rapidly changing media—such as mass media, the internet, and communication technologies—on politics in the U.S. and globally. The curriculum covers the theory and practice of political communication, media strategy, news writing and reporting, and the effects of new media on political life. Students benefit from faculty who are leading academics and practitioners and participate in high-impact internships in Washington, D.C., leveraging GWU's location for unmatched access to government, political organizations, and major media outlets. Graduates go on to careers in political campaigns, Congress, government affairs, advocacy, media, and consulting. Special Honors are available for students meeting required GPA and research standards.