Baylor Journalism Online MA Program
Prepare to Lead with an MA in Advertising and Public Relations
A Baylor online degree in public relations and advertising will equip graduates with courses in leadership, research and creative skills that are mandatory to succeed in the fields of advertising and public relations. Courses in the areas of leadership, social media, data analytics and research meet the needs of communication professionals who aspire to rise to management roles in advertising and public relations.
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Program at a Glance
Time to Complete Degree: 2.5 years (6 credit hours per semester/36 total hours)
Courses
Cutting-edge studies in social media, leadership, data visualization and analytics.
Flexibility
A viable option for individuals who have full-time jobs, families and other obligations.
Cost
More affordable than pursuing an in-person degree.
Class Size
One-on-one mentoring, outstanding faculty and small class sizes.
Value
Outstanding networking and career development opportunities in one location.
Admission
Easy application process in one location. No GRE required.
By the Numbers
Salary Increase
For graduates of similar programs after completing a master’s degree
Average Salary
For PR Managers compared with $60,000 for PR specialists
Job Postings
In the last year requiring a Master’s degree in public relations
Application Deadlines
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Read More NewsMay 2, 2022
Graduate Student Profile: Meet Hannah Smith
As a final requirement before graduation, Hannah Smith, a Baylor graduate student, completed a defense for her master’s project, which highlights the beauty of Waco’s past, present, and future.
Smith drew inspiration from Fred Gildersleeve, a documentary-style photographer who captured thousands of photos of Waco sites in the early 1900s, to look back on Waco’s history to understand its past and be able to document its growth.
Apr. 13, 2022
Graduate Student Profile: Meet Jaden Jennings
Baylor graduate student Jaden Jennings will be graduating on May 13. She provided her perspective regarding what it is like to be a part of Baylor's Graduate Journalism program.
Nov. 29, 2021
Study Led by Baylor Professor Reveals Necessity for Improved Listening in Organizations
WACO, Texas (Nov. 29, 2021) – A Baylor University-led study on ethical listening discovered that women and nonmanagers believe that management is not receptive to their feedback and are dissatisfied with organization listening efforts. That, in turn, has led to fewer employees sharing legitimate concerns.
Jul. 29, 2021
Baylor Faculty to Present Research at AEJMC
Baylor journalism graduate faculty will presenting their research at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) annual conference on Aug. 4-7.