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Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico, University of

PO Box 21880, UPR Station, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00931. Tel: (787) 764-0000, Ext. 5042, FAX (787) 763-5390, http://copu.upr.clu.edu, School of Communication, Eliseo Col?n Zayas, dir. Communication Programs: BA with majors in Journalism, Advertising and Public Relations and Audiovisual Communication, MA with majors in Theory and Research and Journalism.

University of the Sacred Heart

P.O. Box 12383, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00914-0383. Tel: (787) 728-1515 (Ext. 2326, 2324) FAX: (787) 268-8874. URL: <www.sagrado.edu>. Email <cgarcia<at>sagrado.edu>. Department of Communication 1981. Carmen Sara Garc?a, director.
Department offers: BAC in Communication: majors in Advertising, Journalism, Telecommunications, Photography, Radio Production and Marketing, Visual Arts, and General Communication; Associated Degrees in Photography, and Radio Production; MAC in Communication: majors in Public Relations, Media Writing, Advertising, Script writing, and Media and Cultural Studies.

Australia

Bond University

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia 4229. Tel: 61-75-595-1111, FAX: 61-75-595-2540. Email: <mpearson<at>staff.bond.edu.au>. Communication and Media Studies, 1990. Journalism Education Association. Mark Pearson, Professor.
Programs: Two year (six semester) program leading to BJ, BA or BComn. Postgraduate courses: Master of Journalism, Master of Communication ? one year, Master of Arts by Research and PhD.

Canberra, University of

Kirinari Street Bruce ACT, ACT 2601 Australia. Tel: + 61 26201 2475, FAX: +61 26201 2630, Email: <rwb<at>comedu.canberra.edu.au>. Web: <http://www.canberra.edu.au>. School of Professional Communication, Journalism Educ. Assoc., PR Institute of Aust., Advertising Federation of Aust., International Advertising Assoc. Kerry Green, Prof.
Programs: Print and Broadcast Journalism, PR, Advertising & Marketing Comm. B.Comm. M. Comm, PhD.

Charles Sturt University

Panorama Avenue, Bathurst, NSW, Australia, 2795. Tel: Intl Access +61 2 6338 4539, FAX: Intl Access +61 2 6338 4409, E-Mail: tomwatson<at>csu.ed.au. School of Communication, 1974. Head of School: Associate Professor Tom Watson BA PhD. Journalism Educ. Assoc., PR Institute of Aust., International Advertising Assoc.
Programs: Print and Broadcast Journalism, Sport & Recreation/Journalism, PR and Organizational Communication, Advertising, Advertising/Marketing (2004), Commercial Radio Management, Cultural Performance, Theatre/Media. Graduate Certificate and Diploma, BA, MA, MA (Hons), PhD.

Jschool: Journalism Education & Training

82 Ann Street, Brisane, Qld, 4000, Australia. [Postal: GPO Box 1275, Brisbane, 4001, Qld, Australia] Tel: +61 7 3137 0080. Email: <director<at>jschool.com.au>. Diploma of Journalism, 2002. John Henningham, Professor.
Programs: One-year intensive vocational program in journalism, with practical journalism training integrated with courses in politics, social institutions, humanities and news media theory.

Southern Queensland, University of

Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia 4350. Tel: (076) 31 2100, FAX: (076) 31 2598, Electronic Mail Address: S97571<at>DDSCU.DDIAE.OZ.AU.
Journalism Program: Three-year course leading to a BA with a double major in journalism. All journalism units, except those for advanced broadcast, are available to external students.

Queensland, University of

Building 37, Blair Drive, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 4072. Tel: 61-7-3346 8288, FAX: 61-7-3346 8299. Email: <sjc<at>uq.edu.au>. Journalism, 1921. Michael Bromley, Head of School.
Journalism Program: A three-year program leading to a BJ or a BA with single major or extended major in Journalism and Mass Communication. Fourth year honours program. Coursework Master of Journalism (MJ) ? 1.5 years. Graduate Diploma in Journalism (GDJ) -1 yr., Graduate Certificate in Journalism (GCJ) ? 0.5 yr. Supervision of Research MPhil and PhD degrees.
Communication Program: A three year program leading to a BCommun with a major in Mass Communication or Public Relations. Fourth year honours program. Coursework Master of Communication (MCommun) ? 1.5 yr., Graduate Diploma in Communication (GDCommun) ? 1 yr., Graduate Certificate in Communication (GCCommun) ? 0.5 yr. Supervision of Research MPhil and PhD degree.

Western Sydney, University of

Penrith South DC 1797, New South Wales, Australia. Tel: +61 2 9852 5422, FAX: +61 2 9852 5424. Email: <commarts<at>uws.edu.au>. Web: <http://www.uws.edu.au/about/acadorg/schools/communicationarts/contactus>. Communication, journalism, PR, media production 1985, contemporary arts, design 1989; School of Communication, Design & Media 2000, School of Communication Arts 2005. The University has six campuses across Western Sydney, with all Communication Arts courses taught at Penrith.
SEQUENCES: Three and four-year program for B.Communication in Journalism, Public Relations, Advertising, Media Production. Three and four-year programs for B.Design, B.Music, B.Performance, B.Contemporary Art; one-year full-time coursework Master of Professional Communication; Masters honours by research & PhD studies.
FACILITIES: AM/FM, CN, ComN, DR, JM, PRA, VDT.

Austria

Salzburg, University of

P.O. Box 505, A-5010 Salzburg, Austria, Europe. Tel: (662) 8044-4150, FAX: (662) 8044-413, Email: <FABRIS<at>EDVZ.SBG.AC.AT>. Department of Journalism and Communications, 1968. OeGPuK, DGPuK, IAMCR. Hans H. Fabris, chair.
Communications Program: Offers a MA and PhD with sequences in journalism, PR and AV media.

Canada

? British Columbia, University of

6388 Crescent Road, Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z2. Tel.: (604) 822-6688; FAX: (604) 822-6707; Email: <Peter.Klein<at>ubc.ca>. Web: <http://www.journalism.ubc.ca>. School of Journalism. 1998. Peter Klein, Director.
FACULTY: Prof. emerita: Donna Logan; Assoc. Prof.: Peter Klein, Alfred Hermida, Mary Lynn Young; Asst. Prof.: Candis Callison; Instrs.: Carolyn Pritchard, Adjunct Professors: David Beers, Daniel Burnett, Trisha Sorrels Doyle, Kathryn Gretsinger, Nicola Jones, Kirk LaPointe, Duncan McCue, Daniel McKinney; Postdoc Teaching Fellow: Taylor Owen; Vistg. Prof.: Diane Nottle, Steve Pratt; Grad. Advisor: Barbara Curtis-Wallin.
DEGREE: MJ.

Calgary, University of

Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 2500 University Drive NW, Social Sciences 320, T2N lN4. Communication Studies Program, 1982. FAX: (403) 282-6716. Email: <dtaras<at>ucalgary.ca>.
Communication Program: Graduate program (only) offering masters in Communication Studies (course-based) and MA in Communications. Specialties: Organizational Communications, Law and Communications Policy, Intercultural Communications, Gender and New Information Technologies.

? Carleton University

1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1S 5B6. Tel: (613) 520-7404, FAX: (613) 520-6690. Email: <chris_waddell<at>Carleton.ca>; Website: <www.carleton.ca/sjc>. School of Journalism and Communication, 1945. Chris Waddell, director.
FACULTY: Profs.: G. Stuart Adam, Michael Dorland; Karim Karim; Catherine McKercher; Mich?le Martin; Dwayne Winseck Assoc. Profs.: Paul Adams, Elly Alboim, Andrew Cohen, Christopher Dornan, Ross Eaman, Joshua Greenberg, Sheryl Hamilton, Susan Harada , Peter Johansen, Kirsten Kozolanka, Mary McGuire, Kathryn O?Hara, Klaus Pohle, Chris Russill, Eileen Saunders, Lois Sweet, Allan Thompson, Andr? Turcotte, Ira Wagman , Chris Waddell,; Asst. Profs:. Melissa Aronczyk, Miranda Brady, Mary Francoli, Kanina Holmes, John Medicine Horse Kelly, David Tait; Lecturer: Jeff Sallot, Gina Grosenick, Tokunbo Ojo, Adjunct Research Profs.: Peter Calamai, Arthur Cordell, Barbara Freeman, Norma Greenaway.
FACILITIES: AM/FM, CATV, CCTV, CN, ComN, ComR, CP, DR, JN, VDT.
DEGREES: BJ, BA, MJ, MA, PhD.

Concordia University

7141 Sherbrooke St. West, Montreal, Quebec, Canada H4B 1R6. Tel: (514) 848-2424, ext. 2465; FAX: (514) 848-2473; Web: <http://artsandscience.concordia.ca/journalism>. Journalism Dept., 1975. Linda Kay, chair; email: lindamkay<at>gmail.ca
Journalism Program: Oriented toward professional training within an academic framework. Offers three-year undergraduate, one-year graduate programs in broadcasting and print and an MA in Journalism Studies.
Communication Studies Department, 1965. Rae Staseson, chair; email: rae.staseson<at>concordia.ca
Communication Studies Program: Offers BA, MA and PhD level programs in mass comm. theory and practice (excluding news and editorial seqs.).

Humber Institute of Advanced Learning & Technology

3199 Lake Shore Blvd. W., Toronto, ONT, CANADA M8V 1K8; Tel: (416) 675-6622; FAX: (416) 251-3797; Website: <www.humber.ca>. School of Media Studies & Information Technology.
Lake Shore Campus: Advertising & Graphic Design: 2 and 3 yr. diploma; Bachelor of Applied Arts in Creative Advertising: 4 year degree.

King?s College, University of

6350 Coburg Road, HaliFAX, Nova Scotia Canada B3H 2A1. Tel.: (902) 422-1271; FAX: (902) 423-3357. Email: <kelly.toughill<at>ukings.ns.ca>. School of Journalism, Associate Professor Kelly Toughill, director.
Journalism Program:?A four-year program leading to a Bachelor of Journalism (Honours) and a one year program for students with a previous degree leading to a Bachelor of Journalism. King?s also offers combined honours degrees in journalism and arts and humanities and science subjects and a minor in journalism in association with Dalhousie University.

Regina, University of

Ad Hum Bldg., Rm. 105, 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada S4S OA2. Tel: (306) 585-4420, FAX: (306) 585-4867; Email: <journalism<at>uregina.ca>; Web: <www.uregina.ca/arts/journalism>. School of Journalism, 1980.
Journalism Program: A four-year program leading to a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism or a two-year degree for students with a previous degree leading to a Bachelor of Journalism.

Ryerson University

350 Victoria St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5B 2K3. Tel: (416) 979-5319, FAX: (416) 979-5216. Email: <secretary<at>journalism.ryerson. ca>. Web: http://www.ryerson.ca/journalism/. School of Journalism, 1948. Paul Knox, chair.
FACULTY: Assoc. Profs.: Gene Allen, Marsha Barber, Lynn Cunningham, Abby Goodrum, Suanne Kelman, Paul Knox, Ann Rauhala, Ivor Shapiro, Joyce Smith; Asst. Profs:. Kamal Al-Solaylee, Jagg Carr-Locke, April Lindgren, Anne McNeilly, Janice Neil, Bill Reynolds, Vinita Srivastava; Adjunct Profs.: Bert Bruser, Brian MacLeod Rogers; Distinguished Visiting Prof: Jeffrey Dvorkin.
Journalism Program: Four-year BJ emphasizes early exposure to practical news-gathering and includes liberal studies, a wide selection of specialized and critical-issues courses, internships and capstone newsroom activities. Professional MJ includes two-year normal stream for those holding undergraduate degree; one-year accelerated stream for mid-career professionals.
FACILITIES: CP, RNA, CCTV, ComN, JM, JN, VDT, news website and online portals.
DEGREES: BJ, MJ.

St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology

Windsor, Ontario, Canada N9A 6S4. Tel: (519) 966-1656, FAX: (519) 966-2737. Journalism Department. Susan MacKenzie, coord.
Journalism Program: Three-year print journalism (writing, editing, photography) and one-year diploma course for university graduates.

? Western Ontario, University of

North Campus Building, Room 240, 1151 Richmond Street, London, Ontario, Canada N6A 5B7. Tel: 519-661-3542, FAX: 519-661-3506. Email: <journalism<at>uwo.ca> Web: <http://www.fims.uwo.ca> Faculty of Information and Media Studies (FIMS). Thomas Carmichael, dean. Email: <fimsdean<at>uwo.ca>. Nick Dyer-Witheford, Associate Dean.
The Faculty offers a one year, three-term graduate program leading to a Master of Arts degree in Journalism. The curriculum stresses a balance of academic and practical courses and offers a solid grounding in the tools and practices of print, broadcast, and online journalism. The program is supported by full facilities for TV, radio, and new-media production. A one-month internship is a feature of the program.
FACULTY: Profs: David Spencer; Assoc. Profs: Tim Blackmore, James Compton, Keir Keightley, Daniel Robinson, Romayne Smith Fullerton; Lecturers: Paul Benedetti (Journalism Program Coordinator), Mary Doyle, Meredith Levine, Cliff Lonsdale; Profs Emer.: Ken Bambrick, Peter Desbarats, Judith Knelman, Michael Nolan.
SEQUENCES: Print, Radio, Television, New Media.
FACILITIES: CCTV, CP, RNA, VDT
DEGREES: MA.

Wilfrid Laurier UniversityBrantford Campus, 73 George St., Brantford, Ontario, Canada N3T 2Y3. Tel: 519-756-8228 x5875. Email: <sinnes<at>wlu.ca>. Web: <http://www.wlu.ca/homepage.php?grp_id=1727>. Journalism Program, 2005. Dr. Sue Ferguson, Coordinator. Journalism Program: Four-year Honours Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, with concentrations in print journalism, broadcast journalism, public relations and emerging journalism and new media. DEGREE: BA.

Windsor, University of

Windsor, Ontario, Canada N9B 3P4. Tel: (519) 253-3000, Ext. 2896, FAX: (519) 971-3642. Email: <goldman<at>uwindsor.ca>; <vanzet<at>uwindsor.ca>. Communication Studies, 1969. Dr. Irvin Goldman, Chair.
Communication Program: Media production processes, communication policy, political economy of communication, media studies, and communication theory and research at undergraduate level.

Chile

Pontificia Universidad Cat?lica de Chile

School of Journalism, Alameda 340, Santiago, Chile; Tel.: 56-2-3542016; FAX: 56-2-3542054; Email: <mgronemeyer<at>puc.cl>; URL: <http://www.per.puc.cl>; <http://www.fcom.puc.cl>. School of Journalism, 2004. Maria-Elena Gronemeyer, director. Licentiate in journalism; professional title in journalism.

UNIACC University

Av. Salvador 1200, Santiago Chile; Tel.: (562) 274-6699; FAX: (562) 204-3116. Facultad de Communicacion, 1991. Andres Guiloff, dir.

Egypt

American University in Cairo, The

113 Kasr El Aini St., PO Box 2511, Cairo 1511 Egypt. Tel.: (20-2) 797-6202, FAX: (20-2) 795-7565. Email: <h_amin<at>aucegypt.edu>. Website: <http://www.aucegypt.edu>. Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, 1937. Hussein Amin, Professor and Chair.
FACILITIES: CN, DR, CCTV, RNA, VDT.
SEQUENCES: Journalism, Broadcast Journalism, and Integrated Marketing Communication. DEGREES: BA, MA.

England

City University, London

Northampton Square, London EC1V 0AB. Tel.: (+44) 020 7040 8221; FAX: (+44) 020 7040 8594; Email: <journalism<at>city.ac.uk>; Web: <www.city.ac.uk/journalism>. Department of Journalism, 1976. Rod Allen, department head; <r.allen<at>city.ac.uk>.
Courses: BA in Journalism and a Social Science, BA in Journalism and Contemporary History. Postgraduate Diplomas in Newspaper, Periodical; Television Current Affairs and Broadcast Journalism, MA in Publishing Studies, MA/MSc in Electronic Publishing, MA in International Journalism. MA in Creative Writing (screen plays and scripts, novels).

London College of Printing and Distributive Trades

Elephant and Castle, London SEl 6SB, England. Tel: (07l) 735 9100, FAX: (071) 587 5297.
Journalism Program: The college offers various courses in Journalism including a Postgraduate Diploma in Radio Journalism.

Finland

University of Tampere

Kalevantie 4, Tampere, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, 33014 University of Tampere, Finland. Tel: +358-3-35516243, FAX: +358-3-35516248, Email: <tiedotusopin.laitos<at>uta.fi>, Website <http://www.uta.fi/laitokset/tiedotus/index1.html>. Taisto Hujanen, Head.
Journalism Program: Originating from an undergraduate program established in Helsinki in 1925, includes today BA, MA and PhD studies within the Faculty of Social Sciences. Sequences in print journalism, photojournalism, radio journalism, television journalism, new media, and media culture. Instruction given mainly in Finnish language.
FACULTY: Profs.: Taisto Hujanen, Risto Kunelius, Heikki Luostarinen, Kaarle Nordenstreng, Pertti Suhonen; Lectrs.; (i.a.): Ari Heinonen, Jyrki Jyrkiainen, Kaarina Melakoski, Inari Teinila, Hannu Vanhanen.
FACILITIES: newsroom laboratory, FM radio station, journalism research and development centre.

France

Universite Pantheon-Assas (Paris II)

Institut Fran?ais De Presse, Sciences De L?Information, 92 rue d?Assas 75006 Paris. Tel: 01 444 15793, FAX: 01 444 15949; Email: <ifp<at>u-paris2.fr>. Nadine Toussaint Desmoulins, chair.
Journalism Program: For third-year (BA) students, at MA and PhD levels.

Germany

Catholic University

School of Journalism, Eichstaett-Ingolstadt, Ostenstr. 25, 85072 Eichstaett, Germany. Tel: +49/8421/93-1555, Fax +49/8421/93-1786. E-mail: <klaus-dieter.altmeppen<at>ku-eichstaett.de.>. Klaus-Dieter Altmeppen, Chair. Web: http://www.journalistik-eichstaett.de. DEGREES: BA, MA.

University for Music and Theater Hannover

Hannover, Expo ? Plaza 12, Germany D-30539. Tel: (511) 3100-497, FAX: (511) 3100-400, Email: <info<at>hmt-hannover.de>; Website: <http://www.ijk.hmt-hannover.de>. Department of Journalism and Communication Research, 1985. Helmut Scheres, chair.
FACILITIES: AM/FM, CCTV, VDT, media library.
DEGREES: BA, MA.

Malaysia

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia(National University of Malaysia)

43600 UKM Bangi, Malaysia. Tel: 03-8256796, 03-8292456, FAX: 03-8256484. Department of Communication, Faculty of Social Sciences & Humanities, 1976. Samsudin Abdul Rahim, PhD and department head.
Communication Program: Sequences in PR, Jour., Film, Adv., Dev. Comm., Broadcasting; BA, MA and PhD degrees.

Qatar

Northwestern University in Qatar

Suite 225 ? 1st Floor Texas A&M University Building? Education City P.O. Box 34102 Doha, Qatar +?974?4230300 Email: <?nu-qadmissions<at>northwestern.edu>; Web: <http://www.qatar.northwestern.edu/default.aspx>. John Margolis, Dean, Richard Roth, Senior Associate Dean.
Northwestern University in Qatar is one of six campuses of leading American universities, established in Education City, Doha, as a result of collaborative agreements between the universities and the Qatar Foundation. Each of those American universities brings to Qatar educational programs for which those institutions are especially renowned. ??Programs in journalism and in communication are offered by Northwestern University in Qatar. The journalism program, with concentrations including print, broadcast and multimedia, leads to a Bachelor of Science in Journalism degree awarded by Northwestern?s Medill School of Journalism. The communication program, with curricular offerings in the areas of communication theory, history, and industries and media technologies and practices, leads to a Bachelor of Science in Communication degree with a major in Media Industries and Technologies, awarded by Northwestern?s School of Communication.???Northwestern University in Qatar offers curricula modeled on the innovative undergraduate programs of Northwestern?s School of Communication and Medill School of Journalism. Courses are taught by scholars and practitioners who hold faculty appointments and have had first-hand experience teaching on the Evanston campus

Netherlands

Amsterdam, University of

Amsterdam 1012 CX, Netherlands. Department of Communication, Kloveniersburgwal 48. Tel.: +31 20 525 2230; FAX: +31 20 525 3681.

Peru

Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)

Laureate International Universities, Prolongaci?n Primavera 2390 Monterrico ? Santiago de Surco. Telf: (+511) 3133333 anexo 1060 Fax: (+511) 3133333 anexo 1613; Cel:(+511)9-989-048-887. Email: ursula.freundt<at>upc.edu.pe Web: www.upc.edu.pe. ?rsula Freundt-Thurne, Decana Facultad de Comunicaciones, Directora de Comunicaci?n y Periodismo
The UPC School of Communication offers?five-year programs: Audio-Visual Communication and Interactive Media; Communications and Advertising; Communications and Journalism; Communications and Marketing; Communications and Corporate Image.

Saudi Arabia

? Institute for Public Administration

PO Box 205, Riyadh, 11141, Saudi Arabia. Faisal Al-Gabbani, head, Planning and Development Dept.

Scotland

Strathclyde/Glasgow Caledonian, Universities of

Scottish Centre for Journalism Studies, Strathclyde University, Glasgow, G1 1XH Scotland. Tel: 041-553 4166, FAX: 041-552 3493, Telex: 7742. Internet: <gordon.j.smith<at>strath.ac.uk>. Scottish Centre for Journalism Studies, 1993. Jennifer McKay, course dir.
SEQUENCES: Print Journalism, Broadcasting, Law, Government, Shorthand, Information Management, Journalism and Society.
DEGREES: Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism Studies, M.Litt Journalism Studies and M.Litt Journalism Research.

Singapore

Nanyang Technological University

31 Nanyang Link, 637718 Singapore. Tel.: +65 6790-5809; TeleFAX: +65 6794-3662. Website: <http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sci/>;. Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information. Benjamin H. Detenber, Chair.
Communication Studies Program: Honours degree programme with four sequences: Journalism, PR and advertising, Broadcasting and Cinema Sstudies, and Communication Policy and Research. Facilities include campus newspaper, computer and multimedia labs, television and digital audio studies. Mandatory internship and honours thesis (i. e., Final Year Project).

South Africa, Republic of

Potchefstroom University

Private Bag X6001, 2520 Potchefstroom, Republic of South Africa. Tel.: +27 18 299 1642. TeleFAX: +27 18 299 1651. Email: <komasdeb<at>puknet.ac.za>. Department of Communication. Arnold S. de Beer, head.
Communication Program: A three/four year program in mass communication (print and broadcasting media), corporate communiction (advertising and public relations), and interpersonal communication (intercultural, development, organizational, speech communication) and graphic design. BA, MA & PhD programs.
Institute for Communication Research: Arnold S. de Beer, dir. Publishes, inter alia, Ecquid Novi, the only refereed research journal for journalism in South Africa.

United Arab Emirates

American University of Sharjah, The

PO Box 26666 Sharjah, UAE, Tel.: +971-6-515-2872. Email: <mhashem<at>aus.edu>. Website: <http://www.aus.edu>. Department of Mass Communication, 1937. Mahboub Hashem, Professor and Chair.
The Department of Mass Communication: (MCM) at the American University of Sharjah is fully accredited in both the UAE and USA. MCM majors study a variety of mass media-related subjects including advertising, communications theory, media production, public relations and journalism.
The mass communication program emphasizes a generalist approach with optional concentration in three professional areas: advertising, journalism and public relations. This allows students to have the greatest flexibility in tailoring their mass communication degree to best serve their career goals. It builds upon acquisition of technical, oral and written communication competencies. Graduates receive a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communication.

? Zayed University

Academic City, Al Ruwayyah, PO Box 19282, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Tele.: ++971-4-402-1111 FAX: ++971-4-402-1016. Email: marilyn.roberts<at>zu.ac.ae; Web: <www.zu.ac.ae>. College of Communication and Media Sciences, 1999. ASJMC, BEA, ICA. Marilyn Roberts, Dean. Andrea Juhasz, Senior Academic Administrative Officer <andrea.juhasz<at>zu.ac.ae>.
FACULTY: Profs.: Badran Badran (badran.badran<at>zu.ac.ae); Jack Hillwig (Asst. Dean, Abu Dhabi) (jack.hillwig<at>zu.ac.ae); Renee Everett (Assoc. Dean, Dubai) (renee.everett<at>zu.ac.ae); Assoc. Profs.: Adel Jendli (adel.jendli<at>zu.ac.ae); David Bulla (david.bulla<at>zu.ac.ae); Gaelle Duthler (Director, College of Communication and Media Sciences Graduate Programs) (gaelle.duthler<at>zu.ac.ae); James Piecowye (james.piecowye<at>zu.ac.ae); Lena Jayyusi (lena.jayyusi<at>zu.ac.ae); Nadia Rahman (nadia.rahman<at>zu.ac.ae); Ode Amaize (ode.amaize<at>zu.ac.ae); Sheena Westwood (sheena.westwood<at>zu.ac.ae) Theomary Karamanis (theomary.karamanis<at>zu.ac.ae) Asst. Profs.: Alia Yunis (alia.yunis<at>zu.ac.ae); Birgit Trauer (birgit.trauer<at>zu.ac.ae); Catherine Strong (cathy.strong<at>zu.ac.ae); Jody Johannessen (jody.johannessen<at>zu.ac.ae); Matt Duffy (matt.duffy<at>zu.ac.ae); Matt Dyck (matt.dyck<at>zu.ac.ae);Will McCarthy (william.mccarthy<at>zu.ac.ae).
MAJOR: Communication and Media Sciences.
SPECIALIZATIONS: Converged Media, Integrated Strategic Communications, Tourism and Cultural Communications, Visual Communications.
INTERDISCIPLINARY SPECIALIZATIONS: Emirati Studies, Multimedia Design.
MASTERS: Master of Arts (M.A.) in Communications
SPECIALIZATIONS: Tourism and Cultural Communications, Strategic Public Relations
MINOR: Communication and Media Sciences
CERTIFICATE: Graduate Certificate in Tourism and Cultural Communication, Graduate Certificate in Public Relations
DEGREE: B.S.

United Kingdom

? Lincoln, University of

Faculty of Media and Humanities, Brayford Pool, Lincoln LN67TS United Kingdom. Brian Winston, head.

University of Wales, Cardiff

School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies. Bute Building, King Edward VII Avenue, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom. CF10 3NB Tel:029 2087 4041 FAX: 029 2023 8832 E-mail Jomec<at>cardiff.ac.uk Head of School: Professor John Tulloch.
SEQUENCES: BA in Journalism, Film & Broadcasting, Diploma Journalism Studies, Diploma Public & Media Relations, MA Journalism Studies, MA European Journalism, MA in Journalism Studies, MA in International Journalism, MA in International PR and MA in Political Communication.
DEGREES: BA, Diploma, MA, MPhil, PhD.

Westminster, University of

Watford Road, Northwick Park, Harrow HA1 3TP United Kingdom. Tel.: 0207-911-5000. School of Communication and Creative Industries.

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