Compared to other M.A., M.A./Ph.D., and Ph.D. programs in communication, the University of Washington’s Department of Communication takes a distinctive approach by presenting students with an integrated curriculum founded upon principles of intellectual and cultural pluralism, interdisciplinarity, innovation through collaboration, and public scholarship.
Graduate students in the M.A., M.A./Ph.D., and Ph.D. programs develop expertise in a particular area of study, but they also learn to appreciate alternative theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches to studying communication. Coursework brings together humanistic and social scientific intellectual traditions through a unified core curriculum and a wide selection of graduate seminars, both in the Department of Communication and in other departments at the University of Washington.

1、Communication Theory Development

2、Methods of Inquiry

3、 Interdisciplinary Theorizing and Communication

4、Collaboration and Scholarship

5、Graduate School and Career Choices

6、Ethics, Research, and Teaching

7、 Research Funding: Identification and Proposal

8、Writing for Academic Publication

9、Communication Pedagogy

10、Communication Internship

1、傳播學(xué)理論發(fā)展

2、調(diào)查方法

3、跨學(xué)科理論化和交流

4、協(xié)作和獎學(xué)金

5、研究生院和職業(yè)選擇

6、道德，科研，教學(xué)等

7、研究資助：識別和建議

8、學(xué)術(shù)寫作出版

9、傳播教育學(xué)

10、交流實習(xí)