Master of Arts in Communication - Communication and Difference

The University of Washington’s Department of Communication offers a uniquely integrated and interdisciplinary curriculum grounded in humanistic, qualitative, and quantitative approaches to the study of human communication. At UW Communication, you will employ cutting-edge theories and research methods as you prepare for a career in academia, public service, or industry. You will conduct original research and hone your teaching skills alongside our award-winning faculty in a collaborative and inclusive scholarly environment. Our dynamic student community fosters bonds that will support you throughout your career.

Minimum 3.0 or B grade point average over the two most recent years of study (90 quarter or 60 semester credits) guarantees consideration. However, average GPAs for the students we have admitted have been higher. M.A./Ph.D. applicants must show proof of completion of a U.S. equivalent bachelor’s degree prior to starting the program, though it is common for applicants to be in their senior year of college when they apply to the M.A./Ph.D. program.