About
Details at a Glance
Degrees Offered
Our Program
The College offers graduate programs in each of our three schools that support careers making a difference in the lives of individuals, organizations and the world.
School of Communication
Master’s in Integrated Marketing Communication
Master’s in Media and Communication Studies
Master’s in Public Interest Media and Communication
School of Information
Master's of Science in Information (online)
Master's of Science in Information Technology (online)
School of Communication Science & Disorders
Master's in Communication Science & Disorders (online)
Masters in Communication Science & Disorders (on campus)
Speech-Language Pathology Prerequisites (Bridge) Program (online)
Ph.D. in Communication Science & Disorders
Admissions
Requirements
Application Deadline
July 1 for Fall admission
November 1 for Spring admission
March 1 for Summer admission
Application dates are earlier for Ph.D. programs
Student Body
Inclusion
Clubs & Associations
Florida State University has over 800 student clubs and associations including many that support leadership and career development.
What Our Students Say
My Master's program in media and communication exposed me to opportunities I didn't even know were possible when I started. I discovered I was really fascinated by how the structure and regulation of media affects the information we receive, and now I'm working at an organization that helps with journalists when they're facing legal issues here in the U.S.
Jenn Topper, MA Media & Communication Studies ‘07My degree prepared me for the challenging task of communicating the climate crisis to the international community, providing the skillset to succeed at several NGO's tackling issues like ocean conservation, sustainable landscapes and climate change.
Melissa Angel, MA Media and Communication Studies ‘16My Master's program had a flexible curriculum in which I was able to deliberately choose courses I felt would give me a lasting foundation. Faculty, staff, classmates and alumni were supportive as I explored my options and sought experience.
Camille Thomas, MS Information ‘15
My Master's program in media and communication exposed me to opportunities I didn't even know were possible when I started. I discovered I was really fascinated by how the structure and regulation of media affects the information we receive, and now I'm working at an organization that helps with journalists when they're facing legal issues here in the U.S.
My degree prepared me for the challenging task of communicating the climate crisis to the international community, providing the skillset to succeed at several NGO's tackling issues like ocean conservation, sustainable landscapes and climate change.
My Master's program had a flexible curriculum in which I was able to deliberately choose courses I felt would give me a lasting foundation. Faculty, staff, classmates and alumni were supportive as I explored my options and sought experience.