The Intercultural Communication Program is designed to provide students with an understanding of the way communication functions in intercultural settings, how culture affects the communication process, and the reciprocal effects of intercultural perceptions on policy in the history of Eastern Western relations. Career opportunities in this field include corporate diversity trainer, communication director, human resource manager, international service representative, negotiator, and foreign correspondent with government and business organizations. Two programs are offered. The thesis track program emphasizes the student's development of research skills under faculty supervision (30 credits). The non-thesis track program emphasizes a theoretical foundation based on application of communication courses (36 credits).
“The University reserves the right to change any provision or requirement, including, but not
limited to fees and tuition, at any time without notice. Degrees, courses, programs,
activities, and like academic or non-academic offerings of the University may also be
changed from time to time without notice.”
Program Information
Diane Millette
Department Chair, Associate Professor
Phone: (305) 284-2340
millette@miami.edu
