Located in Spokane, Washington, the Gonzaga School of Professional Studies master of arts in communication and leadership studies program provides students with a diverse graduate-level expertise across all aspects of the field. Grounded in the tradition of rhetoric and classic communication theory, the program spans corporate communications, public relations, human resources, marketing and media literacy. Gonzaga's Spokane campus is home to the institution's Center for Media Literacy Excellence.
Gonzaga University
School of Professional Studies
502 East Boone Avenue
Spokane, WA 99258
800-986-9585
gonzaga.edu
Baylor's master of arts graduate program in communication studies provides students with relational, organizational, rhetorical, and media theory and contemporary communications research in order to pursue a professional career in communication. The program's initial qualitative coursework foundation focuses on the various forms of spoken messages, including analysis of rhetorical criticism, argumentation, film theory and human communication aesthetics. The program's second year concentrates on strategies in organizational and small group communication.
Baylor University
1311 South 5th Street
Waco, TX 76701
254-710-1011
baylor.edu
Saint Louis University's Department of Communication offers three master of arts in communication degree paths spanning three broad study areas, including culture and public dialogue, media studies and organizational communication. These programs are suggested degree frameworks for prospective students, who work closely with program advisors to fashion a personal program of study geared toward their career ambitions and interests. The core curriculum includes examination of contemporary theories in communication and analysis of contemporary communication research methods.
Saint Louis University
3700 Lindell Blvd
St Louis, MO 63108
314-977-2766
slu.edu