Communication
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Welcome
The Department of Communication at the University of Delaware is committed to the study and practice of human communication in a wide variety of contexts, including interpersonal communication, media communication and public relations. Beyond the classroom, we help students put their education into practice with experiential learning on and off campus. Students have access to internships, research opportunities and a vast alumni network.
Our faculty members have achieved regional and national distinction in research and scholarship, teaching, and service and engagement. They are committed to developing communication skills and competencies while educating students about communication processes and their impact on society.
WHY COMMUNICATION at UD?
- With holistic support from advisors, communication undergraduates finish in four years prepared to pursue employment in a range of fields — including marketing, law, mass media, public relations, human resources, and education. Communication majors can apply for the 4+1 program to earn an M.A. degree in strategic communication.
- Communication graduate students plot their own success through individualized development plans. They work collegially as part of research teams, alongside faculty and fellow students.
How many graduates with communication degrees are employed or pursuing further education?
96%
Communication Bachelor's Students
96%
Communication Master's Students
100%
Communication Doctoral Graduates
Latest News
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UD poll shows Harris, Meyer and other Democrats leading
September 27, 2024 | Written by Shane Brennan of The Delaware News JournalDannagal Young, professor and director of UD's Center for Political Communication, said while the economy is the main concern for the majority of voters, abortion and reproductive rights were a very close second, especially with women. -
Ghosts—busted?
September 26, 2024 | Written by Karen B. RobertsDespite broad skepticism within the scientific community, many people believe in ghosts and UFOs. University of Delaware researchers have found that online videos help fuel belief in the paranormal. -
Ghosts—busted?
September 25, 2024 | Written by Karen B. RobertsUniversity of Delaware researchers report link between YouTube consumption and belief in paranormal