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1 de feb. de 2024 · Apply NOw. The Boston University Master of Science in Journalism prepares students to excel as master storytellers, with an emphasis on narrative writing and digital and visual journalism across platforms. Over three semesters, you’ll learn to analyze and explain complex events, across multiple media, while upholding top journalism standards.
6 de mar. de 2024 · Students seeking an Intra University Transfer (IUT) into the College of Communication must first complete the course COM CO 101 with a grade of a C or better. COM CO 101 for the fall 2024 semester will be available to students at their assigned registration appointment time. Thursday, August 15 (at midnight as Wednesday, August 14 becomes ...
COM Undergraduate Affairs Academic Advisors will be available to meet in-person or via Zoom, and you can make an advising appointment via Handshake. COM Undergraduate Affairs is located in the College of Communication, 640 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 123. You can reach the office by phone at 617-353-3471 Monday to Friday from 9 to 5.
She is an alumna of Boston University’s College of Communication and the University of Massachusetts, where she earned a master’s degree in English. In 2020, she was named an outstanding educator by the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards program.
617-353-3471. comugrad@bu.edu. The Undergraduate Affairs office is the undergraduate advising department in COM. We provide academic advice, curriculum information and personal advising for COM undergraduates. We serve as the initial point of contact regarding any questions you have about your program and your overall experience at COM.
The Boston University Master of Science in Public Relations program balances academics with practical application. You’ll gain an overview of contemporary public relations, the nature of human communication, and the role of media in society. You’ll learn how to write clearly and concisely in contemporary media formats, tailored to different ...
Building relationships for everyone’s benefit. In 1947, Boston University was the first to offer a university-level degree in public relations. In 1974, we created the first student-run public relations agency, PRLab. Today, we remain the first in the field of public relations education, research and leadership.
