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Bachelor's and master's degrees from accredited college or university, recognized international program or equivalent Demonstrated competency in the fundamentals of information systems and communications Information systems/communications experience or equivalence Minimum of five years of managerial and/or technological experience in a specified field Demonstrated writing proficiency Successful completion of an interview with the doctoral admissions committee At least three references from persons in business, professional and/or educational communities A letter from the employer or sponsoring organization endorsing the course of study

The Ph.D. in Communications Media and Instructional Technology is designed to prepare professionals with a thorough grounding in the theoretical, cultural, and educational foundations of the discipline. This will make our graduates ideally qualified for careers in higher education (university, college, and community college), media, government, K–12 education, business, and industry

The minor in Communication requires 18 credits, at least 6 at the 400 level. Students should select these 18 credits in consultation with their academic advisor and the program chair in such a way as to complement their chosen major. Many Business Liberal Arts and Sciences (BLASC) majors select this minor as one of their three modules. The minor serves as an excellent complement to majors in such as English and Political Science, as well as those in the School of Business such as Management Information Systems and Management.

Students develop a thorough understanding of behavioral theories and concepts that explain and predict human interaction in the workplace. In addition, particular emphasis is focused on the development of writing, speaking, marketing, interpersonal, team, and leadership skills that are necessary for careers in various communication fields in corporate settings such as corporate communication, public relations, integrated marketing communication, human resources, and advertising. Students also receive excellent preparation for graduate study in communication, law, business administration, and more.

This minor requires 18 credits, at least 6 at the 400 level. Students should select these 18 credits in consultation with their academic adviser and the person in charge of the minor in such a way as to complement their chosen major. Many Business Liberal Arts and Sciences (BLASC) majors select the Communication minor as one of their three modules. The minor in Communication serves as an excellent complement to majors in Humanities and Social Sciences such as English and Political Science, as well as those in the School of Business such as Management Information Systems and Business Management.

An asterisk indicates that prerequisites must be passed before taking the course. General Education Requirements (45 credits) SEM 0100: Rosemont Connections Seminar ENG 0150: Writing, Research, & Skills for Success COM 0410- Critical Thinking and Writing This is a course in argument and persuasion. It asks the student to consider and develop critical thinking and writing skills and then apply the newly learned skills to well-constructed, well-organized essays that argue points and explain a particular point of view. 3 credits COM 0210- Speech Communications The purpose of this course is to provide practical training in the fundamentals of effective public and professional presentation, with emphasis on the

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