Program Description
The Master of Mass Communication consists of advanced studies in professional or vocational fields. While it has theoretical underpinnings, the primary purpose is to enhance knowledge and skills for application in professional practice. Fifty percent or more of the courses must be skills-based. This degree targets mid-career professionals in journalism, advertising and public relations and builds on students’ current levels of experience and skills making them more marketable in their fields. The Masters of Mass Communication prepares students for the increasingly competitive workforce and changing disciplines in mass communications.
Course Delivery Format
All courses for the MMC program are delivered online.
Available Options for Graduate Degrees
Master of Mass Communication Option B
Core Requirements
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 2
- Elective Credits: 15
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- Credits: 3
- MCOM 794 - Internship Credits: 3
Total Credits: 32
Additional Admission Requirements
GRE: Not required
TOEFL: Department requirement of 550 paper-based, 213 computer-based, 79-80 Internet-based
General Requirements (Master’s)
Graduate students must consult with their advisor before registering for graduate work.
For additional information, see Masters Degree Requirements .
Course Offerings
Journalism and Mass Communication (MCOM, ADV) Courses
