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Concentration: International Communication
International Communication examines national and transnational
media as part of a global system of news flow, political interaction,
and cultural exchange. Courses compare media and interaction
patterns within and across nations and cultures. They also examine
how the globalization of communication systems and content affects
peoples' lives around the world.
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
Undergraduate students who wish to learn more about international
communication can enroll in the Department of Communication
courses listed below.
| Number |
Title |
| COM 321 |
COMMUNICATION IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS |
| COM 322 |
GLOBAL COMMUNICATION |
| COM 343 |
EFFECTS OF MASS COMMUNICATION |
| COM 407 |
THE INTERNET AND POLITICS |
| COM 420 |
COMPARATIVE MEDIA SYSTEMS |
| COM 423 |
COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL CHANGE |
| COM 425 |
EUROPEAN MEDIA SYSTEMS |
| COM 426 |
INTERNATIONAL MEDIA IMAGES |
| COM 427 |
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS LAW
AND POLICY |
| COM 428 |
ASIAN MEDIA SYSTEMS |
| COM 429 |
CHINESE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS |
| COM 430 |
CANADIAN DOCUMENTARY FILM TRADITIONS |
| COM 478 |
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION |
| COM 484 |
CULTURAL CODES IN COMMUNICATION |
| COM485 |
FIELDWORK IN COMMUNICATION STUDIES |
| COM488 |
ASIAN AMERICAN MEDIA |
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