What You’ll Learn
In the Master of Arts in Communication program, you can study what interests you. Do you have an interest in organizational, interpersonal, rhetorical, or media studies? Then, we've got classes and faculty experts for you.
Regardless of where you go in life, this program has classes that help you move toward your career goals.
Curriculum
Learn about research methods that will help you in your career. Choose a field of communication studies that interests you. Our small, personalized classes allow you to ask questions and get to know the faculty.
Some students go on to doctoral study after completing the master's program. Our faculty help tailor their curriculum to build experience in their fields of interest.
Curriculum & Learning OutcomesCareer Outlook
Professional positions at the director and executive levels often require advanced degrees. People with master's degrees earn an average of more than $13,000 more a year than those with bachelor's degrees alone, according to the US Census.
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Application Process
All applicants must complete the multi-step process managed by the Center for Graduate Studies.
- Determine your applicant type
- Submit the online Part 1
- Request all official transcripts
- Review and submit required Part 2 materials
- International applicants must also complete Part 3.
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Deadlines
Complete applications received after the published deadline are welcome and will be reviewed on a space-available basis.
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Alumni
Our alumni advance professionally in careers such as public relations, corporate training, non-profit leadership, and consulting. Some continue on to a doctoral program and then to research and teaching.
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Financing Your Education
Learn more about scholarships, fellowships, and graduate assistantships.
What’s Next?
Program Contact
Alex Lyon, PhD
(585) 395-5772
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Start Your Application
Complete our multi-part application with the Center for Graduate Studies.
Apply Now"Brockport's master's in communication program openly rewards those who are dedicated to learning. My experience as a graduate teaching assistant opened new doors both professionally and emotionally. I am now motivated to continue teaching as well as pursue my PhD."Richard Rago, ’09