Communication
As one of the oldest communication programs in the nation, we've played a dominant role in shaping the scholarly field of communication. Our communication degree programs cover a wide range of topics, from how to work effectively in teams, to resolving conflicts, designing persuasive messages, running health campaigns and relating well with other people.
Communication News
See what's making headlines in the Department of Communication.
Dr. Monique Turner and Global Research Team Publish Large-Scale Study of Trust in National Leaders During the COVID-19 Pandemic
MSU Communication Professor and Department Chair, Dr. Monique Turner (https://comartsci.msu.edu/our-people/monique-turner) and a global research team conducted online experiments involving nearly 24,000 people in 22 countries to understand how leaders’ decisions in response to challenging moral dilemmas affect public trust. Their findings were published in the journal Nature Human Behavior.
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Dearing and Tamborini Named International Communication Association Fellows
June 4: Inaugural “Celebrating Excellence in Communication Scholarship” Event
Health and Risk Communication Center Fellowship Award to Aid Student Studying Health and Risk Communication
How the Pandemic Changed Communication: MSU and Forbes Present Chief Marketing Officer Symposium
Degrees and Programs
Whether you're just starting out or ready for more, we've got a degree option for you. We offer B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Communication.
Inside the Department of Communication
Our work impacts the lives of people in the U.S. and across the world. See what our communication students and alumni have been up to.
Research
Integrating the new with the tried-and-true is what we do best. We stay ahead of the game with studies on virtual reality, health communication, neuroscience and online analytics. It's all communication.
Hey Siri, I’m feeling stressed: Can AI chatbots help fill the empathy gap?
Students Present at 23rd University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum
Social Circles Protect against Depression in Elderly Adults, Research Finds
Understanding the Impact of Norms and Emotions on Social Distancing during COVID-19
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