The Hugh Downs School of Human Communication summer study abroad program is one of the most popular faculty-directed programs at ASU....
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On the 100th anniversary of his birth
February 14, 1921 – July 1, 2020.
At the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, we explore the complex role of human communication in everyday life.
As a student in our school, you will learn how to communicate effectively whether with one person or large and diverse groups.
Our communication courses will provide you with the tools to understand, analyze and respond to communication problems
and opportunities, including interpersonal relationships, workplace teams, and community, civic and cultural groups.
Discover how the careers of today, and tomorrow, are built on human communication
and how our program can prepare you for an ever-changing world.
Our school is internationally recognized for scholarly excellence in the study of communication. We strive to achieve excellence in research, education and creative endeavors in the complex role of human communication in everyday life.
Our faculty are well known for their cutting-edge methodologies and innovative research and have developed transdisciplinary strategic initiatives to address the most pressing global communication issues of our time.
The national renown of our dynamic faculty, our first-class programs, and the success of our students exemplify the finest in higher education. Pursue a degree that offers a thriving future in the exciting world of communication.
The Hugh Downs School of Human Communication summer study abroad program is one of the most popular faculty-directed programs at ASU....
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Applications for the spring internship courses are still open.
If you have completed COM 308, and would like to do an...
When it comes to artistic endeavors, whether they be music, painting, dancing, writing or something else, many people give up before they get the chance to really try.
When the COVID-19 pandemic canceled in-person gatherings indefinitely, it became clear to the faculty at Arizona State University's Hugh Downs School o
On Monday, Dec.
According to data collected by a team of Arizona State University researchers, students struggle to balance the safety of vulnerable family members with the need for peer connection.