The evening schedule accommodates the needs of working professionals. Ideal applicants hold a bachelor's degree and have work experience. Applicants should be motivated to complete requirements expected of a graduate student at one of the region's most highly regarded institutions of higher learning. Each concentration consists of a core course and two five-credit courses. Application Deadline is July 1, 2001.
Admission is competitive and space is limited.
Students can expect to complete the degree in approximately two academic years, taking two courses per quarter. Courses may be offered in the summer as well, for students who wish to shorten the time to earn the degree. A bachelor's degree is required for gaining GNM status, and students will be admitted to courses on a competitive and space-available basis. Contact the School of Communications for more information on GNM status. The UW School of Communications graduate program is known nationally and internationally for its strengths in new media studies, mass communications, law and history, media institutions and effects, international and global communications, and political communications.