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Graduate Study in Communication Technology
and Society
Both new and old communication technologies have transformed
modern culture. Courses in this area concentration explore
how media, particularly new digital media, change the
way we build relationships, form communities, exchange
information, govern ourselves and do business.
Faculty
The faculty listed below emphasize this area of study
in their teaching and research, though most have additional
areas of expertise. This list is not exhaustive, as
many University of Washington faculty outside the Department
of Communication also teach courses and conduct research
in this area.
Courses
Graduate students who wish to learn more about communication
technology and society can enroll in the Department
of Communication courses listed below. Students also
typically enroll in other courses within and outside
the Department, and students are welcome to develop
programs of study that combine different area emphases.
| COM 514 |
Experimental Design |
| COM 516 |
Descriptive and Analytic Comm
Research Methods |
| COM 517 |
Survey Research |
| COM 520 |
Statistical Methods in Communication |
| COM 521 |
Advanced Statistical Methods in
Communication |
| COM 528 |
Internet Research |
| COM 535 |
Critical Theory Applications in
Comm |
| COM 537 |
Comm and Community |
| COM 538 |
Theories and Criticism of Comm
Technology |
| COM 540 |
The Rhetoric of Science |
| COM 542 |
Readings in Comm History |
| COM 543 |
Research Seminar in Historic and
Contemporary Comm |
| COM 545 |
Development of Mass Comm |
| COM 547 |
Telecommunications Policy and
Convergent Media |
| COM 549 |
Mass Comm Process and Effects |
| COM 550 |
European Union Information Society
Policy |
| COM 565 |
Mass Media Structure |
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