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Program Requirements

• Four School of Law courses, which the College of Communication applies toward the M.S. degree*
• Eight courses at the College of Communication:
  1. Contemporary Mass Communication
  2. Writing for Media Professionals
  3. New Communication Technologies
  4. Computers in Communication
  5. Four electives.
• Master's thesis or professional project.

*There are no specific LAW courses required; suggested courses include Administrative Law (preferably by end of second year of law school) and Antitrust Law.
Other suggested LAW courses-Commercial Code; Copyright or Intellectual Property; Corporations; Corporate Finance; Corporate Tax; Federal Courts; Local Government Law; Federal Taxation.

For additional program information, please contact
Professor T. Barton Carter at the College of Communication, 617/353-3482.