Communication and Information




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The Master’s Communication and Information provides students with a solid theoretical and methodological foundation for understanding the way in which language is used for informative and argumentative purposes. The programme offers insight into verbal communication in a range of practical settings, including parliamentary debate, political speeches, legal decisions, legislative debates, drug advertisements, doctor-to-patient consultation, mediation, negotiations and academic research papers, and allows you to specialise in one specific communicative genre.You will learn to analyse verbal communication in prevalent genres from political, legal, health and academic domains. You are trained to analyse and evaluate the discourse in these genres using insights from discourse analysis, argumentation theory, rhetoric, genre theory and stylistics.This Dual Master’s offers you:A unique combination of discourse analysis and argumentation theory, while maintaining a strong practical orientation that will provide you with the skills needed in a professional communications career.An internship in the Netherlands or abroad that serves as a stepping stone for your career in communication.An international staff of world-renowned researchers and experts to guide you during your studies.An intimate and personable learning environment in which you have direct contact with our scholars.An active academic community that regularly organises symposia, talks, lectures and exchanges on argumentation and communication. The International Society for the Study of Argumentation (ISSA), hosted every four years by the department.Practical assignments such as the organisation of a colloquium.
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Admissions Requirements
A minimum GPA of 3.6 on the American system is required. The admissions deadline is March 1.