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Be at the forefront of the communication revolution

Learn how media influences our behaviour

Does social media lead to a less social society? What is the impact of negative media coverage on a company? And how do you communicate lifesaving guidelines in times of crisis? As a Communication Science student you will focus on today’s communication issues within one of three tracks: Marketing and Corporate communication, Media Psychology or Political Communication, Digital News and Public Opinion.

As we find ourselves in a continually changing media landscape, where everyone shares information and can have an impact on the reputation of organizations, brands or politicians, it makes sense that there is a high demand for experts who understand these developments and can manage their impact. 

Would you prefer to follow this programme in Dutch? Take a look at Communicatiewetenschap.

Why study Communication Science?

Why study Communication Science?

As a Master student in Communication Science you will be challenged to solve problems in a professional context by giving specific advice to an organization with communication issues, for instance. 

In addition to learning about media developments, this Master will help you to understand these developments. Media takes centre stage in more and more places: at work, in relationships, in opinion formation, in trade, and in how we deal with social issues. If you understand the media principles that repeatedly apply in those places, you will have developed your most important professional skill set. 

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