The Ethical Difference
Walking the Humanities into the Marketplace
Education for the Mind, Heart, and the Spirit
The Department of Communication & Rhetorical Studies offers graduate degrees (M.A. and Ph.D.) intentionally situated within a series of what Martin Buber referred to as a unity of contraries. The program embraces the productive tensions between theory and practice; preparation for teaching and for the marketplace; recruitment of traditional and non-traditional students; excellence in teaching and scholarship; professional expectations and an invitational intellectual community. The program integrates a humanities education with practical application and a commitment to communication in the marketplace. Consistent with the mission of Duquesne University, the graduate program unites liberal arts and professional education, moral issues and secular excellence.
M.A.
in Communication & Rhetorical Studies
· Corporate Communication
· Communication Studies
· Integrated Marketing Communication
· Rhetoric and Philosophy of Communication
Find information on our dual degree options here.
Ph.D. in Rhetoric
· Communication Ethics in the Public Sphere
· Interpersonal/Organizational Communication
· Integrated Marketing Communication
Conference Schedule and Directions (updated 6/10/08)
Contact
Information:
Department Chair
Ronald C. Arnett, Ph.D.
arnett@duq.edu
Director of the M.A. Program in Communication
Pat Arneson, Ph.D.
Janie Harden Fritz, Ph.D.
Director of the Ph.D. Program in Rhetoric
Calvin Troup, Ph.D.
340 College Hall
ph: 412.396.6446
fax: 412.396.4792
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