Programs

Combined Major in Business Administration and Design

This combined major integrates business administration theory and practice with design principles. You'll gain a strong foundation in accounting, innovation, marketing, management, and organizational behavior, with the flexibility to specialize in a business area. Simultaneously, you will explore human-centered design, focusing on understanding people, their contexts, and creating future solutions. The program allows you to choose a design specialization such as experience design, graphic design, information design, or interaction design.

Combined PGY1/PGY2 Health-System Pharmacy Administration and Leadership (HSPAL) / Specialist Pharmacy Administration and Leadership (SPAL) Pharmacy Residency and Master of Science (MS)

This combined program offers a unique opportunity to pursue both a PGY1/PGY2 pharmacy residency in Health-System Pharmacy Administration and Leadership (HSPAL) or Specialist Pharmacy Administration and Leadership (SPAL) alongside a Master of Science (MS) degree. The program is designed for individuals seeking advanced training in pharmacy management and leadership. It combines in-person and online coursework, allowing residents to balance their practice-site responsibilities with academic pursuits. The curriculum is structured to align with residency rotations, providing a cohesive learning experience.

Combustion Physics

This postgraduate course offers a deep dive into combustion as a physical phenomenon, exploring its relevance to safety, energy production, and environmental concerns. The curriculum covers experimental descriptions, thermodynamic principles, chemical kinetics, and various models for mass and energy transport. Students will learn about ignition, quenching, laminar and turbulent flames, droplet and dust combustion, pollutant formation, and detonations. The course also includes simulation of explosions using the FLACS CFD simulator.

Comedy Writing MA (Online)

This online MA in Comedy Writing is designed to equip you with the essential skills, industry knowledge, and practical tools to excel in the competitive world of comedy creation. You will learn to develop compelling scripts for various platforms, including television, audio, and online content. The course focuses on understanding market trends, identifying opportunities, and crafting projects with commercial and creative potential. Benefit from insights from award-winning professionals and build a strong portfolio to attract agents and producers. The program emphasizes both individual script development and collaborative work, mirroring industry practices. You'll explore the art of storytelling, character development, and narrative structure within the comedy genre. Through masterclasses and practical exercises, you'll gain the confidence and capability to navigate the comedy industry, pitch your ideas effectively, and stand out in a rapidly evolving market. This course offers three intakes per year, providing flexibility for aspiring comedy writers worldwide.

Comics & Animation Technology

The Comics & Animation Technology program at Sejong University is designed to nurture creative professionals for the global entertainment industry. The curriculum focuses on developing skills in both storytelling and the technological aspects required to bring digital worlds to life. Students can specialize in either Comics, focusing on webtoon and comic book creation, or Animation, covering 2D/3D animation, concept design, VR/AR/XR, and VFX. The faculty comprises experienced professionals from the industry, including comic creators, animation producers, and VFX specialists. Graduates are prepared for diverse career paths in fields such as webtoons, animation, visual effects, gaming, and immersive technologies.

Commerce

The Commerce program at Mount Allison University provides a comprehensive foundation in essential business disciplines, including accounting, finance, marketing, and management. It is designed to be flexible, preparing students for the diverse business landscape they will enter after graduation. The program emphasizes a strong liberal arts foundation, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to view the business world from multiple perspectives. Students engage in practical learning experiences such as developing business plans, analyzing case studies, and comparing marketing strategies across different cultures.

Commerce and Business Administration (Diploma)

The Diploma in Commerce and Business Administration provides a solid foundation in essential business subjects like economics, marketing, and accounting. This program is designed to introduce you to a broad range of topics, preparing you for success in today's business environment. You will engage with real-world case studies and utilize modern computer labs to enhance your learning experience.

Commercial and Corporate Law LLM

This Master of Laws (LLM) program focuses on the intricate world of commercial and corporate law, examining the regulation of international trade, the structuring of international business transactions, and the economic principles underlying trade and corporate law. It is designed for students aiming to become corporate and commercial lawyers, offering insights from experienced professionals. The curriculum emphasizes international legal principles, cross-border commercial activities, dispute resolution, and the harmonization of laws. It also delves into contemporary issues such as new market emergence, merger and acquisition activity, corporate social responsibility, ethical considerations, and the political and cultural contexts influencing global law. The program is highly relevant given the increasing importance of international commerce, new market development, and the interconnectedness of global corporate governance. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of both the legal frameworks and practical applications in this dynamic field.

Commercial Remedies

Communicating Science to the Media, General Public and Decision Makers

This course focuses on the essential skills needed to effectively communicate scientific research to various audiences, including the media, the general public, and policymakers. It aims to equip students with the understanding and tools necessary to bridge the gap between complex scientific findings and broader societal understanding. Upon completion, students will be able to articulate the significance of science communication and utilize diverse methods to share their own research.

Communication

Purdue University offers a comprehensive graduate program in Communication, encompassing Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Master of Arts (MA) degrees with on-campus attendance. Additionally, online Master of Science (MS) degrees and several graduate certificates in specialized areas of communication are available. The program is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in various facets of communication theory and practice.

Communication

The Communication PhD program at UC Davis focuses on the social scientific study of human communication, primarily using quantitative research methods. There is a special emphasis on mediated communication and digital society. Students will develop advanced knowledge in how individuals create, transmit, interpret, evaluate, and respond to messages in various contexts, including interpersonal, group, organizational, public, and cross-cultural settings. The program equips students with essential qualitative and quantitative research skills necessary for careers in academia and professional research, focusing on strategic social interaction, mediated communication, and the development of communication theories.

Communication

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication at Texas A&M University focuses on how people use messages to create meaning across various contexts, cultures, channels, and media. This program examines communication as the sharing of symbols, covering a broad spectrum from face-to-face interactions to mass media. Students will gain a strong background in communication processes and theories, while developing valuable skills for the professional world. The curriculum emphasizes influencing and persuading others through language, visuals, and diverse media. The discipline also explores how audiences interpret information and the political, cultural, economic, and social dimensions of speech and language. This degree prepares students for a wide array of career paths where strong communication skills are essential.

Communication

The Communication program offers degrees designed to prepare students for diverse careers in the dynamic field of communication. Specializations include advertising, communication studies, film, integrated marketing communication, media production, multimedia journalism, and public relations. The program structure emphasizes sequential course completion as outlined in the Graduation Map, with all courses listed in the Catalog being mandatory for each degree.

Communication - International Communication Management

The International Communication Management (ICM) bachelor's program at Fontys University of Applied Sciences is designed for students passionate about people and communication. It prepares you to manage global communication strategies, bridge cultural divides, and understand diverse audiences. You will develop skills to effectively communicate and influence group dynamics across international borders, preparing you for a career with global impact.

Communication (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science in Communication program equips students with a strong foundation in communication theories, principles, and ethical practices. This degree prepares graduates to critically analyze messages, create effective communications tailored to specific audiences and purposes, and apply their knowledge in various professional settings. The program requires a total of 122 credit hours, including the major, a minor, and the university's core curriculum. Students will complete 43 hours within the Communication Department, comprising core courses and electives, and must also fulfill an 18-hour minor requirement chosen from the university catalog.

Communication (Communication Studies concentration)

Communication (Film concentration)

Communication (Integrated Marketing Communication concentration)

Communication (Media Production concentration)

Communication (Public Relations concentration)

Communication (Strategic Communications concentration)