The master's program provides education in mass communication and advanced professional subjects, including advertising, international communication, journalism, law, mass communication research, public relations, and telecommunication. Students may specialize in reporting, management, documentary production, and other subjects. Individualized degree plans may be created. The doctoral program culminates in a research degree. Topics in which research is conducted include communication law, information processing, telecommunication policy, mass communication history, health communication, advertising media, new communication technology, public opinion, political advertising, and communication in Latin America.
Students complete substantial work in supporting disciplines in other colleges of the university.