Communication, Master of Arts at Johns Hopkins University

Programme overview

The Master of Arts in Communication program provides a powerful opportunity to hone or perfect communication skills. With a cutting-edge curriculum that integrates writing, research, technology, and strategy—taught by expert faculty with real-world experience—this program prepares students to advance in their careers or transition to new fields. Program alumni are managers, directors, vice presidents, presidents, and other leaders in government agencies, associations, nonprofits, and corporations.

Faculty: Krieger School of Arts and Sciences | Study mode: full-time | Location: Baltimore, MD, United States

What you will study

Choose from any of the offered AS.480.xxx courses Total credits: 30.

Career pathways

Explain social science communication theories and their role in developing effective messaging Evaluate and summarize scientific communication research

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Entry requirements

Statement of Purpose: Please provide a statement, up to one page in length, describing your personal background and/or a part of your life experience that has shaped you or your goals. Feel free to elaborate on personal challenges and opportunities that have influenced your decision to pursue a graduate degree at Johns Hopkins. Writing Sample: Please go to the online application to download instructions for your writing sample.

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