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Graduate
Catalogue: Communications Courses
The following outlines of
course content are correct at the time of writing, although the
material (or the order in which it is covered) may be subject to
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The following outlines of
course content are correct at the time of writing, although the
material (or the order in which it is covered) may be subject to
change.
1. All courses are 3 credit hours each, unless otherwise indicated.2. Normally, a course will not be run without a minimum enrolment of five students.
The major figures and
theories of rhetorical theory, from the Pre-Socratics through to the
modern era.
Various theories of
communication and research will be explored, including nonverbal
This course explores
communication theories and techniques designed to facilitate
communication in a professional environment.
How nonverbal behavior
relates to oral communication will be studied through theoretical
writings, critical studies, etc.
An overview of the modern
theories related to interpersonal communication.
How culture influences
interpersonal communication, with a focus on international and national
affairs, cultural values, social organization, etc.
How communication is
organized, designed and managed in large organizations. Various
theories will be considered.
Communication patterns
inherent in small group discussions.
The theories and cultural
impact of oral presentations of literature as both an art form and
means of communication.
The various theories and
major components of communication criticism, including the development
and evaluation of relevant criteria.
The intellectual, social
and political study of international public communication. How
rhetorical theory is applied to the study of these events will also be
explored.
Communication in popular
culture will be studied through relevant critical texts and surveys.
Conflict as a defining
force in various modes of communication will be studied, including
group, interpersonal and cultural communication.
The diverse means by
which communication is conducted within families and between genders.
Current research and conceptual issues will be explored.
Exploring areas of
concern to students interested in speech communication and related
fields of study.
Topics will be announced
and will vary from year to year.
Individual study with
intensive readings in the literature of the field of communications
selected in consultation with the advisor in accordance with the needs
and interests of the student.
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