This globalized world — and the cultures and subcultures within it — have specific communication needs.

In the Master of Arts in Intercultural and International Communication program, students will develop the communication skills to bridge relationships in this media-rich, global community. Informed by theory and practice, students will learn to engage with multiple channels for communication like media, social marketing, advocacy and public culture.

Students will take a strategic approach to media and public relations, applying their knowledge and writing skill to different fields: sport, health, diplomacy and social development.

Students will become familiar with different organizational structures — government, NGO, corporation and not-for-profit — and students will learn ways to engage their audiences.

Graduates of the MA in Intercultural and International Communication will see how communication influences culture, and how culture shapes communities.