The Master of Arts program in International and Intercultural Communication is offered through an interdisciplinary partnership between two large and active entities, the Department of Media, Film & Journalism Studies and the Josef Korbel School of International Studies. Students are able to choose from the breadth of coursework available in these two schools, while developing their own specific areas of concentration. Additionally, students are able to take advantage of electives and internships to develop expertise in their field of interest.
Graduates of this program are prepared to pursue careers in international and intercultural public relations and marketing, TV, print and Internet journalism, government diplomacy, cross-cultural and diversity training, college teaching and international education, conflict resolution and cross-cultural human resources/organizational communication.
Effective global communication requires that people understand both international and intercultural differences. Success is based on communicating goals and bridging differences. Students pursuing the MA-IIC establish a strong theoretical and applied foundation, while learning the nuances of the global environment. They then have an opportunity to extend this interdisciplinary base through courses in anthropology, foreign languages and literatures, business and other areas.
PLEASE NOTE: Although the formal application deadline is February 15, 2013, we will begin reviewing applications starting January 15, 2013 Please submit materials as soon as possible.
Admission Requirements & Deadlines
Visit campus or talk to a faculty member
Want more information on the International & Intercultural Communication MA program? We'd love to answer any of your questions. And, if you'd like to visit DU for a tour and meeting with faculty and current students, we can arrange that, too. If you can't make it to campus, we can arrange for a phone consultation as well. Contact:
Kate Burns
303.871.2166
email: kate.burns@du.edu
