Welcome, NCA Visitors!

The College of Human Development, Culture, and Media is a premier choice for students seeking a high quality, interdisciplinary communication and arts degree that is based on a sound liberal arts education, embraces today's digital culture, and empowers students to lead, create, and communicate with responsibility, passion, and excellence.

Through our interdisciplinary approach to learning, our graduate programs train students to lead and solve pressing problems in their chosen field as well as society. And, just 14 miles from New York City, we provide students with dynamic learning experiences that are action oriented and change focused. 

Introduce Yourself

Our Communication Graduate Programs

The new M.S. in Professional Communication and Digital Media Arts program offers a unique opportunity for students to enhance their communication, digital media, and design skills while fostering individuality. Through collaborative projects and interactions within a diverse cohort, students build a valuable network in various communication fields. This 30-credit, in-person program is designed for busy professionals, featuring one-on-one mentorship and a flexible course schedule. With its STEM-designation, this program goes beyond traditional communication education by integrating cutting-edge digital technologies into curriculum. 

The M.A. in Communication program is a 36-credit, on-campus program designed for students with significant interests in researching communication phenomena and understanding human interaction and the role that communication plays in intercultural, interpersonal, organizational, and group contexts. The program offers three areas of study, Digital Communication and Communication Technologies, Communication in Organizations, and Public Relations.

 

Ready to Apply?

Applications are accepted for the Fall and Spring semesters. For priority consideration, applications for Fall 2024 are due by May 1. For more information and detailed admissions requirements, visit the Graduate Admissions Requirements page.