3200 Department of Communication

Main Office 8th floor, 25 Park Place; 404-413-5600

Department of Communication
Georgia State University
8th Floor, 25 Park Place Bldg.
Atlanta, GA 30302-4000
404-413-5600
communication.gsu.edu
Email: commgraddirector@gsu.edu

Jaye Atkinson, Chair
Carrie P. Freeman, Graduate Director

Programs

• Communication, Ph.D.

• Communication, M.A.
• Course-Intensive Option
• Creative Thesis Option
• Digital Media Strategies Concentration
• Human Communication and Social Influence Concentration
• Mass Communication Concentration
• Research Thesis Option

Courses

• COMM 6000 - Introduction to On-Air Reporting
• COMM 6007 - Specialized Reporting
• COMM 6009 - Digital Journalism
• COMM 6010 - Issues and Perspectives in Communication
• COMM 6030 - Research Methods in Communication
• COMM 6040 - Media History
• COMM 6050 - Principles of Persuasion
• COMM 6055 - Theories of Media Uses and Effects
• COMM 6070 - Seminar in Communication Law
• COMM 6080 - Strategic Communication
• COMM 6090 - Communication Ethics
• COMM 6109 - Advanced Practicum
• COMM 6120 - Feature Writing
• COMM 6145 - Digital Editing
• COMM 6156 - Media Entrepreneurship
• COMM 6157 - Cross-Media Design
• COMM 6158 - New Media Production
• COMM 6160 - Special Topics
• COMM 6165 - Special Production Topics
• COMM 6185 - Editorial and Critical Writing
• COMM 6240 - Documentary Film
• COMM 6250 - Producing for Television and Film
• COMM 6361 - Sound Design
• COMM 6400 - Development of Communication and Language Across the Lifespan
• COMM 6430 - Media Industries
• COMM 6450 - Rhetorical Theory and Criticism
• COMM 6470 - Nonverbal Communication
• COMM 6475 - Communication and Aging
• COMM 6480 - Political Campaign Communication
• COMM 6485 - Health Communication
• COMM 6490 - Communication and Gender
• COMM 6500 - Visual Communication
• COMM 6510 - Media and Politics
• COMM 6515 - Entertainment-Education
• COMM 6520 - Speechwriting
• COMM 6570 - Social Media Strategies
• COMM 6610 - Applied Graphic Communication
• COMM 6620 - Problems in Public Relations
• COMM 6630 - Public Relations Writing
• COMM 6650 - International Communication
• COMM 6660 - Corporate Communication
• COMM 6670 - Communication Consulting
• COMM 6710 - TV News Magazine
• COMM 6720 - Radio News and Podcasting
• COMM 6740 - TV Newscast
• COMM 6750 - e-Health
• COMM 6850 - TV Reporting-Downtown Atlanta
• COMM 6910 - Special Project
• COMM 6915 - Special Production Project
• COMM 6970 - Internship
• COMM 6990 - Thesis Research
• COMM 8000 - Feminist Media Studies
• COMM 8015 - Quantitative Research Methods
• COMM 8025 - Content Analysis
• COMM 8035 - Doctoral Colloquium in Communication Pedagogy
• COMM 8045 - Health Communication
• COMM 8050 - Principles of Persuasion
• COMM 8055 - Theories of Media Uses and Effects
• COMM 8080 - Strategic Communication
• COMM 8090 - Communication Ethics
• COMM 8100 - Publics and Politics
• COMM 8111 - Introduction to Graduate Studies
• COMM 8120 - Media, Individuals and Society
• COMM 8130 - Communication in a Global Context
• COMM 8140 - Communication Campaigns
• COMM 8160 - Style and Narrative Analysis
• COMM 8385 - Critical Visual Culture Theory
• COMM 8410 - Qualitative Methods
• COMM 8420 - Media Historiography
• COMM 8515 - Entertainment-Education
• COMM 8530 - Advanced Rhetorical Theory: From the Ancients to the Enlightenment
• COMM 8535 - Advanced Rhetorical Theory II: Contemporary Rhetorical Turns
• COMM 8540 - Rhetorical Criticism I
• COMM 8545 - Rhetorical Criticism II
• COMM 8590 - Scientific Approaches to Communication
• COMM 8640 - Television Studies
• COMM 8690 - Media and Cultural Studies
• COMM 8720 - Media Stereotyping
• COMM 8730 - Seminar in International Media and Culture
• COMM 8750 - e-Health
• COMM 8780 - Directed Research in Communication
• COMM 8900 - Internship
• COMM 8980 - Special Topics
• COMM 9999 - Doctoral Dissertation Research