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.
The 2023 ComArtSci commencement speaker was Christian Parker who majored in Organizational Communication. Christian gave a memorable speech about adversity, obstacles and lifelong learning. Watch the speech here or on YouTube.
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David Markowitz, associate professor in the Department of Communication in Michigan State University's College of Communication Arts and Sciences, has been named a Red Cedar Distinguished Professor, one of the university's highest honors recognizing faculty whose scholarly achievements elevate the stature and impact of MSU research.
Read moreWhether 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.
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.
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.
This summer marked a record year for ComArtSci's faculty-led education abroad programs, with 139 students participating in seven programs across Europe and Africa. That's nearly double last summer's participation, when 78 students took part in four faculty-led programs.
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