Master of Science in International Communication
The Vincentian mission of St. John’s University calls for a global engagement of contemporary and ongoing issues involving advocacy and human rights. 

Why M.S. in International Communication?
A specialization in International Communication is the emerging profession in the global market.  This specialist, whether at the governmental, non-profit or corporate level is required to have a proficiency in a wide range of global affairs, taking place in a pluralistic and yet interdependent global community. This Master’s in International Communication, therefore, will explore and propose communication as an indispensable tool of advocacy for human rights in the context of the global economy in an increasingly globalized society.

Program in M.S. in International Communication
The Master of Science degree in International Communication will educate international communication specialists while furthering the Vincentian mission in promoting justice and practice of the highest ethical standards within the context of their profession. 

Contact Information
Frank Brady, Ph.D.
Professor
Bent Hall Room 374
Queens, NY 11439
(718) 990-7339
bradyf@stjohns.edu

Basilio G. Monteiro, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Bent Hall Room 436
Queens, NY 11439
(718) 990-6807
monteirb@stjohns.edu

Mary Ellen Guthenberg
Assistant Dean
Graduate Studies
(718) 990-1531
guthenbm@stjohns.edu

Graduate Admission Information
Office of Graduate Admission
(718) 990-1601
gradhelp@stjohns.edu