School of Communication

The School of
COMMUNICATION

Areas of Study

New Media Communications

The New Media Communications program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that gives students access to courses and resources throughout the School of Communication.

Speech Communication

This degree examines both theoretical and practical aspects of human communication. To complete the degree, students start by taking basic courses in public speaking, argumentation, and interpersonal communication.

Master's in Communication

The MA/MS in Communication provides a discipline-based, integrated study of communication and rhetoric structured around a core of fundamental theories, methodologies, and applications.

SOC Stories

May 5, 2025

Improving health communication for all

3D scanner on a tri-pod in front of historic structure

April 15, 2025

3D scanning of Silver Falls State Park historic structures

man standing under a building awning smiling at camera

April 7, 2025

Unpacking the digital self: Morgan Quinn Ross explores technology, identity, and solitude

woman in mask controlling television camera

March 11, 2025

From behind the camera

Feb. 5, 2025

School of Communication alumna and basketball player Sydney Wiese returns to OSU

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Student Spotlight

Two School of Communication master’s students continuing their studies in Ph.D. programs

The School of Communication would like to celebrate two master’s students who will be enrolling in doctoral communication programs in fall 2024.

Max Campbell, ‘22, M.S. ‘24, is a second-year communication graduate student and graduate teaching assistant at Oregon State University’s School of Communication. James Phillips, ‘22, M.A.I.S. ‘24, is a graduate student in the Masters of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies program at OSU, studying the fields of communication and public policy.