Boston University College of Communication Totally Explained

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Boston University's College of Communication was founded on May 27, 1947, then called the School of Public Relations. Since 1947, the college has gone through many changes in both name (School of Public Relations, School of Public Relations and Communication, School of Public Communication, College of Communication) and location (84 Exeter St. to 640 Commonwealth Ave).
The College of Communication (COM) has three departments: Advertising/PR/Mass Communication, Film & Television, and Journalism. It offers BS, MS, and MFA degrees. COM is the home of AdLab

, the nation's oldest and largest student-run ad agency with real-world clients. The facility at 640 Commonwealth Avenue also houses Boston University's student-run radio station, WTBU, and the student-run cable TV station, butv10.

Degrees Offered

Bachelor of Science

Mass Communication
Film and Television
Journalism
Public Relations
Advertising

Master of Science

Advertising

Journalism (Print or Photo)

Broadcast Journalism

Business and Economic Journalism

Science Journalism

Mass Communication (Communication Research or Communication Studies)

Public Relations

Television Management

Television Production COM also offers dual-degree programs: a JD/MS program combining Mass Communication with the School of Law, and an MBA/MS combining Television Management with the Graduate School of Management.

Master of Fine Arts

Film (Film Production, Film Studies, or Screenwriting) Parentheses indicate specific tracks within the degree.

Notable Alumni and Faculty

Lauren Shuler Donner

Ana Lucia Escudero

Bruce Feirstein

Jean Picker Firstenberg

Stephanie McMahon-Levesque

Shane McMahon ==

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