MA Intercultural Communication

at University of Maryland Baltimore County

Modules:
 

• The Field of Intercultural Communication
• Ethnography of Communication
• Intercultural Pragmatics and Discourse Analysis
• The Political Economy of Culture
• The Field of Intercultural

• An official transcript of a Bachelor’s Degree (minimum a 3.0 GPA)
• Three letters of recommendation that provide information about your potential and ability to engage in academic work at the graduate level. If applying to any of the Language concentration areas (French-speaking, German-speaking Spanish-speaking, and Russian speaking), one of the letters should address your target language proficiency
• A statement of interest in the program.

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