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A Doctoral Degree in Media Studies focuses on the study of mass media and communication. It is also based on the liberal arts tradition. The study focuses on topics such as consumer research, information technology and telecommunications, media history as well as advertising.
A number of different types of media such as music, digital media, television and cinema are analyzed and studied. The minimum educational prerequisite for admission into this program is a Bachelor's Degree in Media Studies or equivalent preferably a major in humanities or social science.
Ph. D in Cinema and Media Studies The University of Chicago
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  • Chicago, IL
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PhD in Mass Communication and Media Studies Howard University
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  • Washington, DC
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PhD in Film and Media Studies The University of Kansas
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  • Lawrence, KS
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PhD in Media and Communication Bowling Green State University
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  • Bowling Green, OH
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PhD in Visual and Cultural Studies University of Rochester
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  • Rochester, NY
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PhD in Journalism and Mass Communication The University of Iowa
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  • Iowa City, IA
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PhD in Mass Communication Syracuse University
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  • Syracuse, NY
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PhD in Mass Communication University of Georgia
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  • Athens, GA
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PhD in Screen Cultures Northwestern University
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  • Evanston, IL
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Ph.D. in Communication Michigan State University
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  • East Lansing, MI
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Doctoral in Mass Media and Communication Temple University
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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PhD in Media Psychology Fielding Graduate University
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  • Online
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Doctor of Philosophy in Digital Media Georgia Institute of Technology
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  • Atlanta, GA
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PhD in Media Art and Text Virginia Commonwealth University
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  • Richmond, VA
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PhD in Film and Digital Media UC Santa Cruz
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  • Santa Cruz, CA
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