MA/MS in Communications Technologies/Technicians

This master's degree in multimedia prepares students for communication careers shaped by changing technology. It is a 36-credit program that can be completed on campus or fully online. The curriculum targets fields driven by technology, including multimedia work, graphic design and online reporting. Graduates can pursue roles in business, government and non-profit organizations that involve producing new media, electronic publishing, marketing, public affairs, teaching and corporate training. They can also analyze and research communication technology or apply to doctoral study. Electives include social media practice and analytics, as well as special topics approved by faculty. Online courses run eight weeks and are delivered asynchronously. Online students get the same faculty, small classes, university resources and student success advisor as those on campus. Prospective applicants can look over the published degree requirements and course descriptions, then contact the admissions office through the university website to ask how this program fits their background and schedule.