Introduction
communication + technology :: digital + data journalism :: mass media
human augmentics :: mobile media :: gaming studies
gender class race and technology :: science + technology studies
digital cultures :: social media :: cultural studies
political communication :: platform politics + policy
international + intercultural communication :: health communication
Pride Points
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Research Home to leading journals in the field, including New Media and Society, Social Media and Society, and Mobile Media in Communication.
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Diversity Our commitment to diversity reflects our faculty, staff, students, and curricula's deep engagement with DEIB-informed practices and knowledge-sharing. Go to Diversity to learn more.
Pathways
If you’re interested in this Pathway, you may select courses from this list to satisfy some of your major requirements, and even some electives. We don’t expect you to take all of these courses! Just choose the ones you’re most interested in, or even other relevant courses. We often add new courses, so keep watching the Catalog and the Schedule of Classes. You can also mix and match across Pathways, or build your own Pathway.
Research
The Department holds an institutional membership in the National Communication Association (NCA) and professors most often present their research at the International Communication Association (ICA). Graduate students in the Department win annual awards for teaching and research from these two main associations of the discipline. Students serious about an academic or research career should consider joining these groups, which offer student membership discounts.