Bachelor of Charismatic Communications (BCC)

The Art and Science of Influence, Engagement, and Persuasion

  • Program Overview

    The Bachelor of Charismatic Communications (BCC) is designed to train students in the techniques, psychology, and practical applications of effective communication. With an emphasis on charm, persuasion, and confidence, the program explores how charismatic individuals inspire, lead, and influence others in personal, professional, and public settings. Students will master verbal, non-verbal, and digital communication strategies, ensuring their ability to captivate any audience.

  • Program Objectives

    1. Demonstrate mastery of persuasive and engaging communication techniques.

    2. Analyze the psychological and sociological elements of charisma.

    3. Develop advanced public speaking and interpersonal skills.

    4. Apply charisma-driven strategies to leadership, negotiation, and conflict resolution.

  • Degree Requirements

    - Completion of 120 credits, including core courses, electives, and a capstone project.

    - Active participation in workshops, simulations, and real-world communication scenarios.

Program Structure:

Year 1: Foundations of Charisma

COM 101: Introduction to Charismatic Communication

Understanding charisma: nature vs. nurture.

Components: confidence, clarity, and connection.

PSY 110: The Psychology of Influence

How persuasion works on a psychological level.

SOC 105: Dynamics of Social Interactions

Group dynamics and how charisma impacts social structures.

PHI 120: Ethics in Communication

Balancing influence with integrity.

Elective: Improv Basics or Intro to Storytelling.

Fall Semester

COM 102: The Power of First Impressions

Creating lasting impacts within seconds.

PSY 115: Emotional Intelligence and Charisma

Using empathy and self-awareness to enhance communication.

SOC 110: Charisma in Cultural Contexts

How charisma is perceived differently across cultures.

CORE 100: Non-Verbal Communication

Mastering body language, eye contact, and gestures.

Elective: Dance for Confidence or Advanced Small Talk.

Spring Semester

Year 2: Techniques of Engangement

COM 201: Public Speaking Fundamentals

Overcoming stage fright and speaking with confidence.

LIT 205: Charismatic Figures in Literature

Examining characters like Jay Gatsby and Atticus Finch.

PSY 220: The Science of Persuasion

Using reciprocity, scarcity, and authority effectively.

CORE 200: Persuasive Writing and Rhetoric

Crafting compelling arguments and narratives.

Elective: Podcast Hosting or Intro to Voice Acting.

Fall Semester

COM 202: Charisma in Digital Spaces

Enhancing online presence through social media and video.

SOC 220: Networking for Charismatic Leaders

Building authentic and impactful connections.

ART 210: Visual Storytelling for Communicators

Using visuals to enhance messaging.

COM 215: Advanced Listening Skills

Becoming an active and empathetic listener.

Elective: Branding Basics or Stand-Up Comedy.

Spring Semester

Year 3: Advanced Applications

COM 301: Leadership and Charisma

Inspiring teams and organizations.

PSY 320: Charisma and Power Dynamics

Managing influence in professional and personal relationships.

COM 310: Crisis Communication and Damage Control

Turning conflict into opportunity with strategic communication.

SOC 315: Charismatic Movements in History

Analyzing leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malala Yousafzai.

Elective: Media Training or Personal Branding.

Fall Semester

COM 302: Charisma in Negotiation

Winning trust and creating win-win scenarios.

PSY 330: Manipulation vs. Authenticity

Navigating ethical dilemmas in influence.

ART 320: Performance Skills for Communicators

Techniques borrowed from theater to enhance stage presence.

CORE 300: Humor as a Communication Tool

Leveraging humor for connection and relatability.

Elective: Fashion and Style for First Impressions or Storytelling Mastery.

Spring Semester

Year 4: Capstone and Real-World Application

COM 401: Charisma in Leadership and Advocacy

Applying charisma to effect social change.

TECH 410: The Future of Charismatic Communication

AI, VR, and the next generation of engagement tools.

PSY 410: Charisma Fatigue and Burnout

Maintaining authenticity and energy in high-demand roles.

Elective: Advanced Negotiation or Political Speechwriting.

Fall Semester

Capstone Project:

Students must organize and deliver a public-facing event or campaign demonstrating their charismatic communication skills.

Internship:

Work with media outlets, PR firms, or leadership consultants to practice skills in real-world settings.

Final Symposium:

Deliver a live presentation to an audience, showcasing mastery of charisma.

Spring Semester