The Department of Communication offers a Master of Arts degree in communication.  Graduate course work is available in a variety of areas including organizational communication, health communication, communication theory, mass communication, rhetorical studies, as well as communication & new technologies.  In addtion, students can take courses in psychology, business, English, and political science as part of their graduate experience.

The M.A. program prepares students for a broad range of careers and for doctoral study in communication.  The faculty is committed to providing a stimulating, challenging and rewarding educational experience through which students can achieve their academic and career aspirations. 

	To learn more about programs of study in the communication graduate program, click here.
	To learn more about the faculty, click here.
	To learn more about teaching assistantships, click here.

If you would like more information about our graduate program in communication, please do not hesitate to contact me.

James D. Robinson, Ph.D.
Director, Graduate Program in Communication