The Master of Arts in Communication Studies and Digital Media offers a multidisciplinary education in communication theory and research methods. Students learn skills in public relations and visual/digital media design, covering traditional and digital platforms. The program prepares students to address challenges in society, culture, politics, and business through communication. The degree requires 30 credits, typically completed in one calendar year. It includes core courses and a thesis seminar or applied practicum. Students who need foundation courses may take longer, with those courses offered online.
Modules
- SSC 5302 - Multidisciplinary Research Design and Methods
- COM 5310 - Advanced Media and Communication Theory
- COM 5311 - Design Thinking
- COM 5312 - Public Relations and Digital Media
- COM 5391 - Thesis Seminar or Applied Practicum