Head's Welcome Message
We focus on communication technologies and media, including legacy, digital, and AI-driven. The Department of Communication offers courses that cover mass media and popular culture, social media and society, interpersonal communication and relationships, politics and the media, as well as topics that include digital influencers, gaming studies, journalism, advertising, public relations, and digital storytelling. Our curated pathways focus on:
- Digital Journalism
- Public relations, Advertising, Digital marketing
- Media, Entertainment, Culture
- Data Analytics + Media Literacy
Our students get internships and jobs in journalism, human resources, marketing, public relations, consulting, law, business, and many similar fields. We prepare our students for a rapidly changing world and a marketplace always evolving. Explore our pathways and the careers they lead to below!
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Stacy Blasiola, PhD, Research Director at Meta.
Communication Statistics
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Research This research environment provides an institutional home for leading peer-reviewed journals, including New Media and Society, Social Media and Society, and Mobile Media and Communication. The department collaborates with leading professional organizations such as the NCA, ICA, and IAMCR, and engages in interdisciplinary research through the EVL, which advances visualization and networking technologies.
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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.