The Alcorn State University (ASU) Master’s in Communications program was recently named as the top graduate program in the state of Mississippi for 2025 according to MastersinCommunications.org.
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According to the website, ‘MastersInCommunications.org evaluates and ranks the state’s top communication Master’s degree offerings based on academic quality, faculty expertise, student outcomes, and research opportunities. Our comprehensive analysis helps prospective students identify the most compelling programs across Mississippi’s universities. These programs equip students with critical communication skills, advanced theoretical knowledge, and practical experience needed to excel in today’s fast-changing communication landscape. For a detailed breakdown of our ranking process, check out our https://www.mastersincommunications.org/ranking-methodology/.’
Dr. Eric Dogini, Associate Professor and Coordinator of the Master’s in Communications program at Alcorn, stated, “We within the Mass Communications Department are humbled with this honor. Our faculty and staff work extremely hard to provide the best education for the next generation of Communications specialists. This is confirmation of their hard work and dedication.”
According to Alcorn’s website at www.alcorn.edu, ‘Alcorn State University’s Master of Liberal Arts in Mass Communication provides a comprehensive pathway for media professionals seeking advanced knowledge. Tailored for scholars and practitioners, the program delves into cutting-edge communication theories, social media dynamics, and strategic research methodologies. Students explore critical aspects of media policy, engage in interdisciplinary electives, and complete a mandatory capstone project demonstrating advanced research capabilities. With a rigorous curriculum emphasizing communication law, oral presentation skills, and strategic communication approaches, graduates emerge prepared for leadership roles in media industries. The program’s flexible structure allows completion within six years, requiring a competitive 3.0 undergraduate GPA for admission. As a Historically Black University, Alcorn offers unique perspectives in Mass Communication education.’
For more information concerning the Communications program, you may contact Dr. Dogini at (601) 877-6613 or edogini@alcorn.edu.
