Fast Fact
The School of Communication enrolls over 100 graduate students in nine degree programs, drawing on core faculty from five academic units at University of Denver

Graduate Programs

First granting graduate degrees in 1912, the School of Communication has one of the longest continuing graduate programs in the Western U.S. Over 90 years later, the School offers nine different degree programs through two long-standing departments at DU, as well as collaborating with other academic units at DU to offer unique interdisciplinary programs.

Human Communication Studies (HCOM)
M.A./Ph.D. Human Communication Studies
- Culture & Communication, Interpersonal & Family Communication, Rhetoric & Communication Ethics
M.A. Human Communication Studies / Masters of Social Work (M.S.W.)

Mass Communications and Journalism Studies (MCOM)
M.A. Mass Communications, student designed program
M.A. Mass Communications, video production program
M.S. Advertising Management
M.S. Public Relations


Interdiciplinary Programs
M.A. International and Intercultural Communication
- w/ Graduate School of International Studies

M.A. Digital Media Studies
- w/ School of Art & Art History, and Dept. of Computer Science


Flexible Dual Degrees