Masters Degrees in Communications and Communication Studies

The field of communications is as wide and varied as the degrees offered within it. Individuals holding master's degrees in the field of communications may typically go into careers in public relations, media specialists, advertising, marketing, sales, and more.

MA in Managerial Comm.	Bellevue University: The entirely online MA degree in Managerial Communication offered by Bellevue University teaches communication and leadership skills, and allows students to concentrate in one of several disciplines. Students must take 24 credits worth of core classes and select 12 units in their area of concentration.
MA in Communication	Gonzaga University: The MA in Communication & Leadership at Gonzaga University blends the newest techniques and communication theories together with a strong foundation in leadership. Classes are kept small to facilitate interaction between students and instructors. Students learn effective public speaking, group dynamics, professional writing and multimedia skills in courses that fit around their schedules.
MPS in Strategic PR	George Washington University: The Strategic Public Relations Master's Degree program focuses on how PR firms and corporate PR professionals work as advocates to affect public policy in Washington. Available specializations are in Media & Communications Theory, Ethics & Law, New Media Strategies, Media Relations, Crisis Communications and Management Skills.
MS in Media Psychology	Walden University: The MS in psychology with a specialization in media psychology online degree program from Walden University is at the cutting edge of the next wave in the field of psychology. Students of this program study the impact of media and technology on human behavior, and will thereby develop a thorough understanding of marketing and communications tactics.
MS in Communication	Drexel University: The Masters of Science in Communication at Drexel University has three specializations: technical communication, science communication and public communication. Those interested in careers as technical writers, medical/pharmaceutical writers, journalists and Public Relations professionals will find the most up to date training in this flexible program.
Master of Network & Comm. Mgmt	Keller Graduate School of Management: This Master of Network and Communications Management program teaches students the computer technological skills needed to implement their companies' goals and keep networks secure, in addition to skills in business leadership. Six possible concentrations allow students to mold their courses to suit their needs.
MS in Health Communication	Boston University: At the Boston University online Master of Science in Health Communication program, students are taught cutting edge methods in hospital administration through a dynamic curriculum that examines current healthcare issues. The program gives students a world class education in the art of communicating health literacy.
MABC in Entrepreneurship MABC in Leadership MABC in Project Mgmt	Jones International University: Jones International University's MA in Business Communication has a choice of four specializations: Entrepreneurship, Leadership & Influence, Leading the Customer-Driven Organization, and Project Management. Graduates are fully prepared to take on leadership roles in industry and non-profit organizations with a strong foundation in business communication.
MS in Interactive Comm.	Quinnipiac University: The MS in Interactive Communications program at Quinnipiac University focuses on teaching students to create content for the internet, portable media devices, and digital platforms. Students learn to create and implement text, graphics, animation, audio, and video into effective and engaging multimedia narratives. Graduates often go into advertising, entertainment, education and news.
MS in Communication	New Jersey Institute of Technology: The New Jersey Institute of Technology's MS in Professional and Technical Communication teaches students to understand all facets of information technologies and how to effectively use traditional communication strategies in new mediums. The degree is offered entirely online, with options for in-class learning also.
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