The graduate program in e-media at Quinnipiac University is offered through the School of Communications. The program is designed to address the growth and new opportunities in the field. The curriculum aims to teach students to master the principles of creating, editing, and integrating content, utilizing today's multimedia technologies and communications technologies of the future. The School of Communication, Information, and Library Studies offers a wide range of opportunities for graduate students, include two master's programs, a doctoral program, a certificate program in communication and information studies, as well as distance education courses. This unique program prepares professional women and men to assume leadership roles and managerial responsibilities by expanding their understanding of the strategic use of communications in organizations.
Courses involve the use of emerging technologies and the latest research in effective communication.
766 or ext. The Department of Communication is a unit within the School of Information Studies with primary focus on the study of communication theory, science and technologies and their impact upon interpersonal, organizational and mass communication settings. The foundation for this program is an outstanding faculty and excellent library resources. The graduate faculty all hold doctorates from major research institutions and collectively have a nationally recognized research and publication record that includes scholarly press books, texts, and articles in every major communication journal. The graduate program in public communications studies at Newhouse centers on the academic study of the mass media.