This 45-credit Professional Master of Communications Degree Program emphasizes digital media content and management for a variety of technologies. Students acquire a comprehensive understanding of digital media research, law, policy, history economics and social implications. The evening degree program maintains the same high standards as the master's program offered by the School of Communications during the day. Instructors include School of Communications faculty and professionals from the community who hold advanced degrees. 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.