In our rapidly changing electronic age, there is a tremendous need for technically competent professionals with expertise in human relations. Examples of possible topics range from interpersonal influence patterns among peers to the effect of communication load on information processing errors.
Emphasis is placed on understanding theory and the development of research skills.
Both thesis and non-thesis options are available, coupled with the opportunity for independent study and internship credit. Financial Assistance Tuition waivers and special stipends are available. Awards are made on a competitive basis. Our Master of Science program consists of 36 credit hrs offering 2 basic plan options. The non-thesis plan includes 36 hrs.