Undergraduate Programs
A Bachelor of Arts degree seeks to provide students with a broad-based understanding of the processes of human communication and the importance of these communication processes in our society.
Joint Bachelors and Masters Program
The B.A. / M.A. degree in Communication is a traditional 36-hour B.A. degree combined with a 30-hour M.A. degree, enabling high-performing CSS majors on the Corporate Communication track to earn a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in 5 years.
Graduate Masters Program
The MA in Communication program at Baylor University aims to develop innovative, articulate, and ethical leaders in multiple fields related to communication and media.
Research
Our faculty publish in top-tier journals, write books, and produce other forms of engaged research that address the communicative dimensions of leadership, organizing, relationships, technology, media, and public culture.
As scholar-teachers, we also share a commitment to cultivate skills in humanistic and social scientific inquiry in our undergraduate and graduate students so that they can productively intervene in the problems and complexities of our social world.
News
Read More NewsApr. 9, 2021
Eleven MA Candidates Showcase their Thesis Projects
Congratulations to the Master of Arts candidates who successfully defended thesis projects this Spring.
Apr. 8, 2021
BA/MA Student Hannah Sedwick, Continues in the Classroom and on the Court
Accelerated master's student and volleyball player Hannah Sedwick balances school and athletics, returning to BU for Fall 2021 season.
Apr. 8, 2021
Outstanding BA Students for 2020-2021
Sam Aker (BA/MA Communication), Jessica Owston (BA Communication), and Kieran Cunninham (BA/MA Communication) selected as outstanding students in the Department of Communication.
Mar. 31, 2021
DEADLINE EXTENDED to Apply for the BA/MA Program in Communication
The deadline to apply for the Bachelor's/Master's (4+1) program has been extended to June 1, 2021. Admitted applicants will begin taking graduate-level coursework in Spring 2022. For more information, contact Program Director Dr. Lacy McNamee (Lacy_McNamee@baylor.edu).