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Department of Communication Studies

Communication, Collaboration, Community

Graduate Level Courses

Program Information

The list of classes of this page (along with the descriptions of the courses on subsequent links) are only part of the picture. Download the appropriate handbook for details. These documents contain all of the information you need to complete the program once you have been accepted into the university and the department. Of course... do not hesitate to contact us if you still have any unanswered questions.

The links below will lead you to the courses offered in our department. From there, you may go to another page with the course descriptions.

Graduate Level Courses Grouped By Areas of Concentration:
For course descriptions click on the area of concentration. For most recent syllabus, click on course number or name.

Rhetoric and Culture
800 Rhetorical Theory*
830 Political Communication
850 Seminar in Gender and Communication
852 Media and Culture
859 Human Communication Theory*
885 Small Group Communication Theory
911A The Classical Tradition
911B The Renaissance and Modern Tradition
911D Contemporary Rhetorical Theory
912 Seminar in Argumentation Theory
950A Perspectives in Communication and Culture
950B Seminar in Intercultural Communication
950D Current Issues in Communication and Culture
953 Seminar in Political Communication
985 Cultural Criticism
Instructional Communication
812 Directing Speech & Debate
827 Instructional Communication
885 Small Group Communication Theory
927A Seminar in Instructional Communication
927B Seminar in Instructional Communication Research
927D Current Issues in Instructional Communication
Organizational Communication
850 Seminar in Gender and Communication
885 Small Group Communication Theory
886 Organizational Communication
887 Consulting and Training in Communication (Not currently offered)
986A Perspectives in Organizational Communication
986B Problems and Issues in Organizational Communication
986D Current Research in Organizational Communication
Interpersonal & Family Communication
850 Seminar in Gender and Communication
870 Interpersonal Communication
885 Small Group Communication Theory
970A Seminar in Interpersonal Communication
970B Seminar in Family Communication
970D Current Research in Interpersonal Communication
Research Methods
880 Critical and Interpretive Research
882 Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods
981 Rhetorical Criticism
983 Advanced Experimental Research
984 Interpretive Research Design
985 Cultural Criticism
Miscellaneous Hours
890 Internship in Communication Studies
898 Special Topics
899 Masters Thesis
900 Introduction to Graduate Study in Communication Studies
996 Research Problems Other Than Thesis
998 Special Topics in Communication Studies
999 Doctoral Dissertation

* These two courses cannot be counted toward the primary or secondary requirements in the Ph.D. program.