Suffolk University College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Programs 2008-2009

communication recent employers accenture american cancer society procter & gamble walt disney company master of arts in communication (36 credits) Full- and part-time applicants are admitted in the fall and spring semesters. Integrated Marketing Communication admits in the fall only. Our program is designed with your career goals, and the skills you'll need to pursue them, in mind—whether you concentrate in communication studies, organizational communication, or public relations and advertising; or opt to specialize in integrated marketing communication. admission requirements To be considered for admission to the Master of Arts in Communication program, you must: · Hold a US bachelor’s degree from an accredited academic institution (or international equivalent) · Submit your official GRE or MAT scores (Submit your GRE or GMAT scores for Integrated Marketing Communication) · Submit official TOEFL or IELTS scores and provide a statement of financial resources if you are an international student · Complete the application process organizational communication This concentration explores ways in which communication is a primary focus for human resource development, training, and organizational success. required core courses (9 credits/3 courses, see previous column) required concentration courses (12 credits/4 courses) cjn cjn cjn cjn Persuasion Theory Intercultural Communication 739 Interpersonal Communication 750 Organizational Communication 735 737 electives (15 credits/5 courses) degree requirements Students in all programs except Integrated Marketing Communication must complete: · 3 required courses (9 credits) cjn 701 Communication Research cjn 704 Issues in Communication cjn 705 Communication Theory · 5 electives (15 credits) · 4 required concentration courses (12 credits) curriculum communication studies This concentration is appropriate if you are interested in teaching communication or in pursuing doctoral study; it involves a broad-based focus on communication. required core courses (9 credits/3 courses, see previous column) public relations and advertising This concentration primarily deals with the changing world of both corporate and nonprofit/not-for-profit institutions and their promotional activities. required core courses (9 credits/3 courses, see previous column) required concentration courses required concentration courses (12 credits/4 courses) (12–15 credits/4–5 courses) cjn 769 Introduction to Marketing Communication* cjn cjn cjn cjn cjn cjn cjn cjn 730 Rhetorical Theory 735 737 738 739 741 742 750 Persuasion Theory Intercultural Communication Gender Communication Interpersonal Communication Media Studies Cultural Studies Organizational Communication cjn cjn cjn cjn 770 Seminar in Advertising New Media and New Markets Crisis Campaign Management 777 Public Relations 771 775 electives (12–15 credits/4–5 courses) * Note that this course may be waived for students with appropriate undergraduate backgrounds or work experience. Please discuss this with the graduate program director if you think you would qualify. If this course is waived, substitute an elective course selected from graduate offerings. electives (15 credits/5 courses) Please see pages 96–97 for course descriptions. 18

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