Internationalizing Postgraduate Studies

International Communication Association newsletter
Student Column: Internationalizing Postgraduate Studies
Anne Kaun, ICA Student Board Member, Sodertorn U/ U of Pennsylvania

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The current issue of the ICA Newsletter includes a student column on internationalizing postgraduate studies. It begins:

“Internationalization has long been an important issue for the ICA. Although the name indicates that the association is per se international, this has not been a given fact on different levels (e.g. awards, fellowships) and internationalization remains one of the priorities for the ICA as the current presidential candidates Amy Jordan and Sharon Strover stress. That an international association should be truly international is out of question, but how international do PhD candidates have to be? And what does internationalization of PhD studies actually mean in different contexts?

I have asked a PhD-student and two postdoc scholars about what it means to be international from their perspective. The three following statements derive from three very different contexts, namely USA, China and Sweden, and are giving some inside into what internationalization of post-graduate studies might be.”

Go to the original column to read the statements.

US doctoral programs in intercultural

The following is an excerpt from the National Communication Association’s list of doctoral programs in the US with a specialization in Intercultural-International-Cultural Communication:

Arizona State University, Hugh Downs School of Human Communication
Bowling Green State University, School of Media & Communication
Cornell University, Department of Communication
Michigan State University, Department of Communication
New York University, Department of Media, Culture, & Communication
The Pennsylvania State University, College of Communications
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Department of Communication & Media
Southern Illinois University, Department of Speech Communication
Temple University, School of Media & Communication
University of Albany-SUNY, Department of Communication
University at Buffalo-SUNY, Department of Communication
University of California-San Diego, Department of Communication
University of Denver, Department of Communication Studies
University of Illinois, Department of Communication
University of Illinois, Institute of Communications Research
University of Illinois-Chicago, Department of Communication
University of Kansas, Department of Communication Studies
University of Maryland, Department of Communication
University of New Mexico, Department of Communication & Journalism
University of Oklahoma, Department of Communication
University of Oregon, School of Journalism & Communication
University of Pennsylvania, Annenberg School of Communication
University of Southern California, Annenberg School of Communication & Journalism
University of Washington, Department of Communication
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Department of Communication
Wayne State University, Department of Communication

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