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The MA in Corporate Communication is a 36-credit program that is designed to prepare both aspiring and practicing corporate communication professionals to plan, implement, and assess corporate communication strategies in business and organizations.

It is strongly recommended that applicants possess: an understanding of business processes; foreign language capability; understanding of digital media, intranet, social media; understanding of website design and applications.   Proficiency in these areas can be demonstrated through formal undergraduate courses, work experience, professional courses or workshops.

Program Learning Goals

Upon completion of an MA in Corporate Communication, students will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate intellectual competency in the field.
  2. Exhibit ethical understanding and awareness.
  3. Apply effective and appropriate research tools and techniques.
  4. Display competence in the strategic integration of knowledge.
  5. Demonstrate knowledge of, and competency in, effective leadership.
  6. Display media and technology literacy and expertise.
  7. Comprehend and apply the theory and practice of strategic intercultural and global communication.
  8. Analyze, evaluate, and synthesize information to facilitate effective decision-making.
  9. Demonstrate appropriate and effective advocacy competence.

Program Curriculum

Courses in Specialization    (36 credits)

Core Courses - 5 seminars   (15 credits)

Elective Courses - 6 seminars (18 credits)

Exit Requirement - Thesis or Capstone (3 credits)

Legal and Ethical Issues in Corporate Communication3 credits
Corporate Communication3 credits
Research Methods (Quantitative) in Corporate Communication3 credits
Qualitative Research Methods in Corporate Communication3 credits
 and 
Choose one of the following courses:  
Communication Strategy 3 credits 
Media Analysis for Corporate Communication 3 credits
International Business Communication 3 credits
   
Exit Requirement     (3 credits)  
MA Thesis in Corporate Communication 3 credits 
 or  
MA Capstone Project in Corporate Communication 3 credits 
   
Corporate Communication Elective Courses - 6 seminars    (18 credits)
Select six courses from the following:
Communication and Information Technology3 credits
Communication Strategy 3 credits 
Media Analysis for Corporate Communication3 credits 
Graphic Design for Media Professionals3 credits
Corporate Culture and Sustainability3 credits
Counseling the Corporation3 credits 
COM/PAF 9627
Work-Life Communication3 credits 
Corporate Media Relations3 credits 
COM 9636
Corporate Representation in Film, TV, Advertising, and New Media3 credits 
COM 9641
From Plato to Twitter: A History of Influence, Media, and Public Opinion 3 credits 
COM 9642
 
Power, Privilege, and Difference 3 credits 
COM 9643
Healthcare Communication and Public Relations 3 credits 
Multinational Corporate Communication and Culture3 credits
Persuasion and Advocacy3 credits
Crisis Communication3 credits
Investor Relations3 credits
Employee Communication3 credits
Corporate Advertising, Image, and Identity3 credits
International Business Communication3 credits
Video Production for Corporate Communication3 credits
Reputation Management3 credits 
COM 9659
Business Issues for Corporate Communication3 credits
Selected Topics in Corporate Communication3 credits
COM 9661
Selected Topics in Corporate Communication (1)1 credit 
COM 9662
Selected Topics in Corporate Communication (2)2 credits 
COM 9663
Selected Topics in Corporate Communication (1.5)1.5 credits 
COM 9670
Global Communication, Media, and Culture3 credits
COM 9671
Organizational Responses to Social Movements and Social Media3 credits
COM 9672
Visual Culture3 credits
COM 9673
Theories of Globalization and Culture3 credits
COM 9674
International Perspectives on Digital and Media Literacy3 credits
Internship in Corporate Communication3 credits
COM 9801
Internship in Corporate Communication1 credit
Independent Study3 credits

 

 

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