MS in Strategic Integrated Communication at Boston University

Programme overview

The Strategic Integrated Communication Master of Science is an eight-course, 32-unit online degree designed for communication professionals, recent graduates, and those seeking to build expertise in integrating diverse communication disciplines.

Faculty: College of Communication | Study mode: full-time | Location: Boston, MA, United States

What you will study

To earn the Master of Science in Strategic Integrated Communication, students will complete eight 7-week courses. These courses are strategically grouped to provide a strong foundation, then layer on upleveling tactical skills for competitive advantage, deepening C-suite influence and persuasion, and master and application for career management: COM CM 620 Foundations of Strategic Communication (4 units)

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Entry requirements

Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university to participate in this program. There are no GREs required. Admissions to this program will follow the same committee review structure of COM’s master’s programs. The application process will be revised to the following: Transcript(s) from all colleges and universities attended

Graduate School of Arts & Sciences master's programmes admit for Fall 2027; Spring 2027 entry is offered for selected programmes (Economics MS programmes, History of Art & Architecture MA, Preservation Studies MA, Online MS in Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence).

Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Fall 2027 master's deadlines are mostly priority January 15 and final March 15 (African American & Black Diaspora Studies priority February 15, final March 15; Preservation Studies February 15; Sociology and History of Art & Architecture January 15). Spring 2027 deadlines for selected programmes are priority October 15 and final November 15. Applications are submitted through the online application; the GRE is required only for the Economics MS/MA programmes and the MS in Psychological & Brain Sciences.

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