Graduate Programs in the School of Communication

Designed for students with diverse professional and educational backgrounds, the graduate programs fully utilize the resources of Washington, DC for both field work and classroom study. The many professional news organizations, public interest organizations, trade associations, government agencies, public relations firms, and media production organizations in the Washington area provide excellent opportunities for internships. Special seminars and events, including the school’s American Forum and Media Center presentations, enable students to meet major public figures and film and media artists.

Programs

Master’s Program

Communication: Journalism and Public Affairs (MA)
Communication: Producing Film, Television, and Video (MA)
Film and Electronic Media (MFA)
Film and Media Arts (MA)
Game Design (MA) [SOC]
Interactive Journalism (MA)
International Media (MA) [SOC]
Media Entrepreneurship (MA)
Political Communication (MA) [SOC]
Strategic Communication (MA)

Graduate Certificate

Digital Media (Graduate Certificate)

Doctoral Program

Communication (PhD)