What’s Grad School Like?

What’s Grad School Like?

Graduate courses are significantly more rigorous than undergraduate courses; and the Department of Communication Studies takes seriously its mission to train graduate students in humanistic and social scientific approaches to the discipline. The payoff is that our graduates are prepared to enter doctoral programs and to become excellent instructors.

If you are considering graduate studies, you may be interested to see samples of our course syllabi.

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Syllabi From Recent Graduate Classes in Communication Studies

COMM-541: Rhetorical Theory & Criticism I: Dr. Christopher Duerringer (Fall ’24)

COMM-541: Rhetorical Theory & Criticism I: Dr. Kevin Johnson (Fall ’23)

COMM-546: Communication Theory & Research I: Dr. Manny Pulido (Fall ’23)

COMM-590: The Rhetoric of Horror: Dr. Christopher Duerringer (Fall ’23)

COMM-590: Persuasion: Dr. Sunyoung Park (Fall ’24)

COMM-630: Intercultural Communication: Dr. Jessica Abrams (Spring ’23)

COMM-635: Seminar in Communication Criticism: Dr. Stephanie Hartzell (Spring ’24)

COMM-640: Rhetorical Theory & Criticism II: Dr. Christopher Duerringer (Spring ’22)

COMM-646: Communication Theory & Research II: Dr. Jessica Russell (Spring ’24)