The Graduate School Academic Programs

College of Communication Graduate Programs

Master's Degrees

M.A. in Public Relations - G895
Program Advisor: Dr. Edward Moore | P: 856.256.4274
The M.A. in Public Relations will equip students to serve as a director of Communication and public relations for corporations, businesses, industries, schools, colleges, and non-profit organizations. In addition, this degree could enable the graduate to work in public relations and advertising firms or to become executive directors for non-profit organizations.
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M.A. in Writing - G608
Program Advisor: Dr. Jennifer Courtney | P: 856.256.4847
This M.A. program leads to a master's degree in writing, specializing in two areas, composition studies or creative writing/journalism. The M.A. program in Writing is an interdisciplinary approach to written communication. The Writing master's prepares students for teaching writing at the post-secondary level, for career advancement in journalism, for professional enrichment through creative writing or for work in corporate communication.
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Certificates

Certificate of Graduate Study in Integrated Marketing Communication & New Media - G132
Program Advisor: Suzanne FitzGerald | P: 856.256.4265
Provides insight into how company efforts to offer greater accountability from their marketing efforts has intensified, how new media have proliferated and the costs of competition. The result of these variables has created a growing movement toward integrating all messages created by each company to achieve consistency, a process known as Integrated Marketing Communication.

Certificate of Graduate Study in School Public Relations - G616
Program Advisor: Dr. Edward Moore | P: 856.256.4274
Equips school leaders and others with an interest in education an overview of issues in school public relations programming. It offers a specific focus on the essential components of school public relations practice.

Certificate of Graduate Study in Writing, Composition and Rhetoric - G116
Program Advisor: Dr. Jennifer Courtney | P: 856.256.4847
This program helps professionals to improve students’ writing abilities through working with a learning community of professionals; improving students’ knowledge of contemporary practices in composition and rhetoric, assessment , and current writing practices as well as understanding and applying current technology to the writing process.
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