Ohio State University, School of Communication
overview of program
Graduate study in communication at Ohio State University is flexible and tailored to the individual, with coursework and individual study taking place within the context of theoretical perspectives grounded in empirical social science. Both the master’s and Ph.D. programs begin with an examination of the basic research methods and theories that serve to guide students in selection of a particular area of study and the choice of an adviser. This set of courses provides students with an understanding of contemporary theory and methods that span the broad field of communication. After gaining a foothold in the current state of the field, students specialize in the area of their choice.
Carnegie Classification: R1
Modes Offered: In-person
Communication doctorates conferred between 2020-25: 30
Contact information
Dr. Emily Moyer-Guse
3016 Derby Hall
154 N Oval Mall
Columbus, Ohio 43210
- Journalism/Mass Media
- Health Communication
- Interpersonal Communication
- Political Communication
- Science/Environmental/Risk Communication
- Technology
Library Information
Additional Resources
QS World University Rankings—Communication & Media Studies
- #27 of 200 World Universities (tie for #27)
URAP University Rankings—Language, Communication & Culture
- #9 of 300 World Universities
- Specified GPA
- Letters of Recommendation
- Essay(s)/Personal Statement
- Academic Writing Sample
- Resume or CV
- Donald H. Ecroyd Award for Outstanding Teaching in Higher Education, 2021
- Cushman Memorial Award, 2007
- Miller Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award, 2000