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Overview Graduate OpportunitiesThe University of North Texas Department of Communication Studies offers course work leading to a Master of Arts or Master of Science degree in Communication Studies. You can pursue concentrations in interpersonal/organizational communication, performance studies or rhetorical studies.As you progress through the program, you'll use analytical, critical, qualitative and quantitative methodologies to explore communication from applied and theoretical perspectives. The necessary course work examines gender and diversity issues, narrative and social change, and political and social influence. I want to find another Master Course Gain new perspectivesOur faculty members are outstanding scholars with diverse approaches to studying communication. Our professors have won awards and research grants from the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation and the North Texas chapter of the Arthritis Foundation. They also coach intercollegiate debate; consult for organizations in the community, region and various parts of the nation; direct performances; and hold professional leadership positions. Their research interests include:Argumentation studiesCritical and cultural studies of communication, cultural values, ideologies and politicsInterpersonal communicationNarrative studiesPerformance studiesRhetorical analysis and criticism of persuasive public communication in historical, political and cultural contextsThe role of communication in organizations, professions and groups

The graduate program in Communication Studies at the University of North Texas examines communication and the processes through which humans interact.

Disciplines

Digital CommunicationCorporate Communication

Requirements

Academic Requirements

gpa

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 79

Other Requirements

1Current résumé with work and academic experienceTranscript of bachelor's degree from an accredited institutionA 600- to 700-word essayTwo reference forms or letters of recommendation

Communication Studies