McGill University, Masters of Arts in Communication Studies (Thesis), 2 Year(s)

The graduate program in Communication Studies offers M.A. and Ph.D degrees. The program is concerned with the study of communication phenomena through interdisciplinary training that draws on a variety of fields including cultural studies, critical media and technology studies, public policy and governance, film, and sound studies. The program strives to offer a balance of humanities and social sciences approaches to the analysis of communication, and its orientation is primarily qualitative (rather than quantitative) in nature.

The M.A. and Ph.D degrees are academic in character, and do not include professional training in journalism, organizational communication, or media production. The Communication Studies program offers courses and directs project research in preparation for the M.A.(Thesis) and Ph.D in Communication Studies. The graduate option in Gender and Women?s Studies is available as a program option, and students benefit from the resources and activity of MediaMcGill, a hub of research and public outreach on critical issues in media, culture, and emerging t... Read more

The graduate program in Communication Studies offers M.A. and Ph.D degrees. The program is concerned with the study of communication phenomena through interdisciplinary training that draws on a variety of fields including cultural studies, critical media and technology studies, public policy and governance, film, and sound studies. The program strives to offer a balance of humanities and social sciences approaches to the analysis of communication, and its orientation is primarily qualitative (rather than quantitative) in nature.

The M.A. and Ph.D degrees are academic in character, and do not include professional training in journalism, organizational communication, or media production. The Communication Studies program offers courses and directs project research in preparation for the M.A.(Thesis) and Ph.D in Communication Studies. The graduate option in Gender and Women?s Studies is available as a program option, and students benefit from the resources and activity of MediaMcGill, a hub of research and public outreach on critical issues in media, culture, and emerging technology. The M.A. in Communication Studies offers advanced training in the critical, historical, and theoretical analysis of communication in culture, communication technology, and communication policy. M.A. students pursue coursework and write an M.A. thesis that reflects sustained analysis of a topic in Communication Studies. The M.A. degree is academic in character, and does not include professional training in media production.

McGill's Scholarships and Student Aid Office offers merit-based entrance scholarships to first-time university students entering a full-time undergraduate degree program. One-year Scholarships, valued at $3,000 (non-renewable),Major Scholarships, valued between $3,000 and $12,000 (renewable annually up to 3 or 4 years provided criteria for renewal are met).

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