The Master of Arts degree provides students with the opportunity to develop professional skills and to prepare for teaching careers or further study leading to a more advanced degree. Areas of specialization include television, filmmaking, history, theory, and criticism.
Internships related directly to professional goals are available.
An applicant is accepted for graduate work upon the recommendation of the department and subsequent admission to the Graduate School. Students must hold a bachelor's degree and have an undergraduate record warranting continuation of studies toward an advanced degree in communications. Graduate Record Examination scores and at least three letters of recommendation should be submitted. Students with bachelor's degrees in areas other than communications may be required to take additional course work. Completion of at least 30 hours in Drama and Communications courses.