MASTER
OF MASS COMMUNICATION
INTEGRATED COMMUNICATION
Integrated communications is the strategic process whereby
the organization coordinates all of its communication activities
(e.g., advertising, public relations, promotions and marketing
communication) to provide efficiency, clarity and consistency
for an organization’s total communication program.
Applicants with interests in advertising and public relations
will usually enroll in this specialization.
To earn the M.M.C. degree with the Integrated Communication
area of emphasis, a student must complete a minimum of 12
graduate courses (36 credits) including the following:
1. The M.M.C. core:
2. Four additional required graduate courses (nine credits):
- JOUR 715 – Integrated Communication Strategies
- JOUR 725 – Integrated Communication Campaigns
- MKTG 701 – Marketing Management
- JOUR 566 – Public Relations Management or JOUR
560 – Advertising Management
3. Two additional graduate elective courses (six credits)
that can be chosen from:
4. The M.M.C. comprehensive examination consisting of:
- a five-hour written examination based on the M.M.C.
core
- a second-day written examination based on the elective
hours and practicum-related experience
- an oral defense
of the second-day written examination.
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