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Northwestern's School of Communication, located in Evanston, IL, is a leading center for research and education in the arts, sciences, and practices of human communication.
In 1921, the School is renamed the School of Speech, and in 2001, renamed again the School of Communication to better reflect the broad array of subjects studied here. Today, the School has more than 1,200 undergraduates, 700 graduate students, and 170 faculty members, and six majors in five departments.
Here, at Northwestern’s School of Communication, we engage in serious play – in our collaborations, our research and our deep scholarship that creates real impact in the real world. Learn more about our approach
The School of Communication offers a variety of program options, which can be combined to pursue your academic interests and career goals. In addition to the majors, minors and certificates, our modules are additional programs of study that include coursework, pre-professional experiences and a capstone project.
The Department of Communication Studies explores the panoply of theories, experiences, practices, and problems of a communication-intensive society. Students work with concepts from the humanities and the social sciences and employ a wide range of research and design technologies and methods.
Communication Sciences & Disorders. Leora Cherney. Professor; Professor, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Feinberg School of Medicine. Communication Sciences & Disorders. Aymar Jean Christian. Associate Professor. Communication Studies. Peter Civetta. Director, Northwestern's Office of Undergraduate Research.
Learn more about the Communication Studies offerings for undergraduate students. Communication Studies Major Students majoring in Communication Studies will learn to analyze organizational, cultural, interpersonal and mass media communication.
