Wake Forest University, Masters of Arts in Communication, 4 Semester(s)

The Master's Degree in Communication at Wake Forest University provides a comprehensive study of the field in qualitative, quantitative, rhetorical, and critical methods. The 4-semester program requires two research methods courses, one in rhetorical theory and criticism, the other in quantitative methods in communication studies.

Students select their additional courses from a range of graduate-only seminars or bridge seminars, where they learn in small classes with upper-level undergraduates. The graduate seminars include the second part of the research method courses in both rhetoric and quantitative design, persuasion, alternative qualitative and quantitative methods, health communication, democratic theory, rhetoric of science, argumentation, public address, social movements, international communication, and many more special topics seminars.

During the first year, students enroll in a Communication Practicum with the Director of Graduate Studies. In this one-hour course, students learn about the field of Communication and develop professional, pedagogical, ... Read more

The Master's Degree in Communication at Wake Forest University provides a comprehensive study of the field in qualitative, quantitative, rhetorical, and critical methods. The 4-semester program requires two research methods courses, one in rhetorical theory and criticism, the other in quantitative methods in communication studies.

Students select their additional courses from a range of graduate-only seminars or bridge seminars, where they learn in small classes with upper-level undergraduates. The graduate seminars include the second part of the research method courses in both rhetoric and quantitative design, persuasion, alternative qualitative and quantitative methods, health communication, democratic theory, rhetoric of science, argumentation, public address, social movements, international communication, and many more special topics seminars.

During the first year, students enroll in a Communication Practicum with the Director of Graduate Studies. In this one-hour course, students learn about the field of Communication and develop professional, pedagogical, and research skills. Students also meet individually with each faculty member, learning about her/his research, teaching, and service experience.

International students are eligible for most merit-based scholarships, including a number of our full-cost awards (Carswell, Gordon, Reynolds, and Stamps Scholarships). The regular application also serves as a scholarship application, so there is no separate form to complete.

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