Graduate
Master's Program in Communication, Media, and Cultural Studies
This two year degree program explores media and communication through the research traditions of media and cultural studies. The program engages with the history, theoretical innovations, research methodologies, and critical practices of knowledge production in media and cultural studies. It encourages the notion of active citizenship through an interrogation of the relationship between and among media, representation, and the public.
Successful M.A. graduates will gain a number of advantages from this program, including the opportunity to continue their graduate study in Ph.D. programs both nationally and internationally. Others will find the program valuable for enhancing their credentials and and establishing themselves in a variety of fields, including teaching, publishing, writing, law, business, consulting, and production.
Please download our Graduate Program Brochure for 2009-2010 to learn more about the program, our faculty and admissions.
Graduate Program Brochure 2009-2010
For Frequently Asked Questions for Prospective and Admitted Students, please select the links below.
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For questions regarding the Master of Arts in Communication, Media and Cultural Studies, please contact the graduate program.
GRADUATE PROGRAM COORDINATOR:Attn: Dr. Joanne Morreale
Department of Communication Studies
101 Lake Hall
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
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For questions regarding graduate admissions and applications, please refer to our brochure, or contact the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Admissions Office.
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES:124 Meserve Hall
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
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