Master of Arts in Communication - Communication in Organizations

The M.A. in Communication is 36-credit, on-campus program in which students develop critical communication skills associated with human interaction and research practices in ways that are grounded in theory and can be immediately applied in practice. Students utilize state-of-the-art technology and sharpen their communication competencies and knowledge base in a dynamic and highly interactive environment reflecting real-world scenarios. Seton Hall's M.A. in Communication program also areas of focus in: Digital Communications and Communication Technologies, and Public Relations.

Communication in Organizations focuses on enhancing workplace communication capabilities. Students are prepared with the professional communication skills necessary for advancing careers or pursuing further advanced degrees. In this track, students learn the best and most efficient methods of decision making and problem-solving within employee relations, management communication and digital interaction through media studies.

Courses in Communication in Organizations include:

  ? Introduction to Organizational Communication 
  ? Organizational Culture
  ? Training & Development
  ? Employee Relations

In addition to core courses of study and relevant electives, a unique portfolio course assists students in transitioning from graduate studies to an employment opportunity or toward further study.