MA Communications Contemporaines en ligne

The Master of Arts in Contemporary Communications program’s dynamic mix of creative and practical coursework provides a deep reservoir of problem solving skills. The interdisciplinary curriculum is grounded in contemporary communication theory and emphasizes written, visual and computer-based communication proficiency.

Student Outcomes

At the completion of the program, you will be able to:

• Integrate computer skills and creativity in media through visual images and written communication
• Write clear, purposeful, audience-oriented communications across a variety of media
• Apply creative approaches to communications planning and problem solving
• Coordinate the production of visually effective and informative print, graphic and electronic communications
• Exhibit a solid grounding in communication theories
• Employ research techniques, applications and organizational methods and skills in new and emerging technologies
• Demonstrate a comprehension of the language and complexities of communication modes: visual, written and oral
• Develop skills to pursue professional careers in new opportunities for communication or creative expression

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In 1895, our founders built an institution to open doors for women and knock barriers down – and we’ve been knocking them down since. As society has evolved, so has Notre Dame of Maryland University.

NDMU offers certificate, undergraduate, graduate, and Ph.D. programs for women and men in addition to Maryland’s only women’s college. All programs provide a firm foundation in the arts, the sciences, and the deeper question of who you are and what you want to achieve.

Because if you’re going to create a better version of the world, you’ll need to become the best version of yourself. That’s always been our founding principle.