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PhD Minor

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Program Minimum Units
20 Units
University Minimum Units
20 Units
Interests
Media, Communications & Marketing
Academic Areas
Media Studies

Overview

An opportunity for candidates for the PhD degree in other departments to complement their program with studies in Communications.

Requirements

Program Requirements

Candidates for the PhD degree in other departments who elect a minor in Communication must complete a minimum of 20 units of graduate courses in the Department of Communication, including three theory or research methods courses. A representative of the department examines them. In consultation with the individual student, a department advisor determines the particular communication theory and methods courses.