Engineer dynamic technical communication for the future! Help make the world make sense.Rapid advances in technology increase the need to communicate complex technical information and knowledge to a variety of audiences and users. Technical communicators use technology to create resources such as user manuals, online help, websites, training materials, specifications, documentation, etc.In addition to courses for non-majors, the Technical Communication program offers a Bachelor of Science degree (120 credit hours) and a Certificate (19 credit hours) with these great features:Flexible curriculum with face-to-face, hybrid, and online courses STEM focused careersTransferable credits from many Ivy Tech degreesClick here if you are an Ivy Tech student wondering how many credits can transfer to the TCM BS degree. Contact us at tcm@iupui.edu if your degree is not listed in the articulation agreements.Certificate and B.S. options in Technical Communication Second major options for many IUPUI degreesApplied industry projects and internshipsExperienced faculty with up-to-date information from the field Coursework in designing, developing, and editing technical communication productsOptional tracks that focus on healthcare, usability, or international/intercultural dimensionsUse of technology to create audience focused communication - user manuals, websites, medical procedures, instructions, etc. TCM Writing Center helps students with ET writing assignments and projectsHigh demand for graduatesOne of the first degrees to focus on technical writing in the state.