Students choose between three areas of concentration: interpersonal interaction, public relations & organizational communication, and science & environmental communication. Students complete a minimum of 30 credit hours.
Students have additional focused development related to instructional design, facilitation, assessment, and student resource center administration.
Earn your master’s degree online at UAF and pay in-state tuition wherever you live. Emphasizing the unique experiences and challenges of Alaska and the circumpolar North, our eCampus programs connect you with leading faculty and researchers in a collaborative remote classroom designed for students on the go.
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The estimated cost for the communication master’s degree program based on current rates is $18,725. The UAF Department of Communication has a limited number of virtual teaching assistant (TA) positions for highly qualified full-time students.
See what your dollars go toward on the UAF eCampus Tuition and Fees page.
You can also learn about scholarships and financial aid.