Study communication in the context of popular culture, the corporate world, interpersonal relationships and new media with a master’s degree in Communication and Media.
In this program, you’ll learn to live and work in the modern digital environment. You’ll be given a foundation of theoretical knowledge, critical analysis and ethical awareness of how processes of communication affect and are affected by technology.
This program encourages you to think, speak and write clearly. Because communication involves interacting with others, the courses you’ll be taking require you to communicate in a variety of public, small group and performance-style settings.
This program teaches you how to write your own music. The program combines traditional music studies with instruction in analysis, orchestration, compositional procedures and contemporary musical styles. Music professors are active composers who will give you private composition instruction.
This program is the premier training ground for computing professionals in the Chicago area. Unlike a certificate program, master's courses focus on fundamental concepts that remain constant, even as technology changes rapidly. Unlike more research focused institutions, however, our courses emphasize the programmatic application of these fundamental concepts.
In this program, you’ll be encouraged to expand your artistic and visual expression through clothing design.
You’ll work closely with faculty members, production teams and DePaul’s Costume Shop to design costumes for multiple public productions by The Theatre School.
In this program, you’ll prepare to become a theatrical craftsman, draper, cutter and costume shop manager. By exploring a variety of arts and crafts related to costuming, you will learn to translate designs into the actual garments and clothing actors wear.
This program will prepare you to study the frequency, location and causes of crime. You’ll learn how to collect data, analyze your findings and present policy recommendations. And the program will teach you the analytical, research and organizational skills needed to improve the criminal legal system for both victims and offenders.
In this program, you’ll learn about engineering systems that integrate physical processes, computation and control. As a Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering major, you’ll learn how cyber-physical systems are used to manage electric grids and other infrastructures, home utilities and appliances, robots, autonomous vehicles, environmental sensor networks, traffic control, smart toys and Internet of Things (IoT) systems.
In this program, you will learn the fundamentals of information security, security infrastructure design and implementation, computer forensics, risk assessment and the impact of security requirements on business operations.