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Communication, M.A.C.


Availability: Online
Degree: Master of Arts

Life-Changing Experiences

The program’s critique and discussion-based approach, along with practicum-oriented coursework, fosters creativity and personal growth, as noted by alumni.

  • 100% of graduates find strong career outcomes through employment in communication-based fields and higher education.
  • Students learn from diverse career perspectives, such as communication in the legal field, media, art sphere, marketing and sales industry, and educational perspectives.
  • Class sizes are small and you are matched with advisors and professional for one-on-one mentorship.

Requirements for M.a.C. In Communication

The M.A.C. in Communication is an 30-credit hour program. In a flexible online format, students can pursue their coursework at different rates. If you’re a full-time student, it’s possible to complete the program in three semesters (Fall, Spring, and Summer). Other students, especially those with families and professional obligations, choose to spread the program out over two or three years. Professional experience may be considered for up to 3 hours of credit in place of a specific course. 

This degree has prerequisites of courses or prior experience in Audio Production, Television Production and Single Camera Production.

Degree requirements to graduate with a Master’s in Communication include:

  • 15 core course credits in Communication major courses
  • 12 course credits in interdisciplinary area courses
  • 3 course internship, apprenticeship, or research project thesis

Review complete degree requirements for Asbury’s M.A. in Communication.

Outcomes

What Our Alumni Do

With a Master of Arts in Communication, you will be equipped with the credentials needed to pursue roles in a range of fields, from marketing and advertising to journalism and media. Employers in every sector, from government offices to non-profit organizations, need individuals who can uplift their mission through the thoughtful and intentional use of communication channels and tools.

An internship is required for all Master of Arts in Communication students. Our students have done communication/leadership internships for:

  • U.S. Congress
  • Nike
  • Spring Arbor Press
  • Disney World
  • Proctor & Gamble
  • Homeland Security

Meet our Communication faculty

Asbury’s faculty is world class. Our School of Communication Arts is known for its industry leading faculty, staff and facilities. As a grad student, you’ll have access to all these resources and will learn from experts who have been there, whether it’s corporate public relations experts, film executives, or news veterans.  

Elizabeth Jones, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Director of Graduate Studies in Communication
Faculty Vice Chair
859-858-3511 ext 3346
elizabeth.jones@asbury.edu
Kim Okesson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Communication
Cross-Cultural Engagement Director
kim.okesson@asbury.edu
Jim Shores, Ph.D.
Professor of Communication
Program Director of Communication
859-858-3511 ext 2348
jim.shores@asbury.edu

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