Chapman University, School of Communication

Computer Mediated Communication (including Communication and Technology) Health Communication Interpersonal Communication (includes Small Group) Mass Communication/Media Studies (including New Media)
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overview of program

The Chapman University Ph.D. program in Communication will prepare you to teach and conduct research in the academic, as well as the professional, setting. Consistent with the program’s Areas of Emphasis, students will be prepared in the contexts of Interpersonal Communication, Health Communication, Strategic Communication, and New Media Communication. If you have an interest in other sub-disciplines within the field of Communication, their faculty will help guide you in pursuit of those research interests such as in Family Communication, Instructional Communication, and Intercultural Communication.


Carnegie Classification: R2

Modes Offered: In-person

Professional Development: Travel and Research Funding ranges from $1,000 – $4,000 per year

Communication doctorates conferred between 2020-25: 25

Contact information

Director of Graduate Studies

Michelle Miller-Day

Chapman University, School of Communication

One University Drive
Orange, CA 92866
Tel: 714-516-5181

 

Graduate Programs email: socgrad@chapman.edu
Michelle Miller-Day email: millerda@chapman.edu

  • Strategic Communication
  • Media Studies/Film Studies
  • Digital/New Media/Communication Technology
  • Health Communication
  • Interpersonal Communication
  • Political Communication
  • Sports Communication
  • Applied Communication
  • Intercultural/International Communication
  • Communication Education
  • Family Communication

Library Information

 

Additional Resources

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  • Specified GPA
  • Letters of Recommendation
  • Master’s Degree
  • Essay(s)/Personal Statement
  • Academic Writing Sample
  • Resume or CV