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    Rick Popp '08 Wins Doctoral Dissertation Prize

    Congratulations to MM&C alum Richard Popp, '08, who has won the Margaret A. Blanchard Doctoral Dissertation Prize, given annually by the American Journalism Historians Association to recognize the best doctoral dissertation on journalism and mass communication history in the country.

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    Temple Theater Presents
    "Sweet Charity"

    Sept. 22 - Oct. 11
    Tomlinson Theater
    $20 General Admission;
    $15 Students/Seniors/Temple Employees & Alums;
    $5 Temple Students

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    Research

    SCT faculty and students conduct, present, and publish research on a broad range of communications topics, and are active participants in leading academic communications organzations.

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    Philadelphia

    is the sixth largest metropolitan area in the United States, a center for the mass media, corporations, and not-for-profit organizations. The birthplace of the nation, Philadelphia is internationally recognized as a major historical and cultural center which showcases great music, museums, theaters, dance, restaurants, architecture, and parks.

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    For more information

    concerning degree requirements and descriptions of specific courses offered, please visit Temple University Graduate Bulletin page.

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Home » Graduate Program

Overview

More than 200 graduate students pursue professional and scholarly opportunities in the School's six graduate programs:

They prepare for further research and doctoral work or for careers in film, media, communications policy, theater, and management and production.

Academic and Professional Programs

The Master of Arts in Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media, Master of Journalism, and Master of Science in Communication Management are programs with both academic and professional orientations that can lead you to careers with communication responsibilities in a broad array of domains — journalism, corporations, professional associations, media industries, arts and community groups, government, education — or to further study and research specialization in the PhD program.

Fine Arts Programs

The School of Communications and Theater offers MFAs in Film and Media Arts and in Theater. The MFA in Film and Media Arts features study of a broad range of media practices, from conventional linear documentary and narrative film to contemporary interdisciplinary forms, in an intimate, collaborative community. The MFA in Theater offers programs in Acting, Design, Directing and Playwriting. Mid-career professional actors and directors engage in an intensive, two-year resident theater company, while developing teaching skills. The three-year Design program offers immersion into on-stage visual worlds, while the Playwriting program serves established, produced writers who work full-time.

Admissions

For admission requirements and deadlines, please check the websites of each graduate program for specific information.

Apply Online

Financial Support

Related Links & Resources

Temple University Graduate School

Admission Information

Tuition & Fees Infomation

Office of the Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies

Policies, Procedures & Forms

Procedures for Grievances (PDF)

Equal Opportunity Ombudspersons

Contact

Nicole McKenna
Director
Office of Research and Graduate Studies
344 Annenberg Hall
Phone: 215-0204-1497
Fax: 215-204-0310
nmckenna@temple.edu

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