Master of Communications
Prepare to lead in a field shaped by digital transformation and cultural change. The online Master of Communications program from Wake Forest SPS focuses on market-relevant skills such as strategic thinking, storytelling, and emerging technologies to make sure you’re ready to drive organizational success.
At a Glance
- Format: Online
- Tuition: $38,940
- Term: Summer 2026
- 10 Courses
Why Choose Wake Forest SPS Master of Communications?
Today, organizations need communications professionals who can blend strategy, creativity, and leadership.
The online Master of Communications delivers that with a curriculum designed and taught by industry experts and scholars.
You’ll gain practical, applicable skills in areas such as:
- Digital media
- Public relations
- Internal communications
- Social media
- Crisis communications
This holistic approach prepares you to lead communications efforts that influence culture and drive business success.
Master of Communications Core Courses
You’ll complete 9 required online courses, including a capstone that brings everything together. Each course lasts 7.5 weeks. There’s no required order for these courses, so you are free to take courses in the sequence that works best for your schedule, depending on availability.
Master of Communications Electives
You will choose 1 elective to take at any time during the program when your selection is available. Wake Forest SPS designs electives with flexibility and relevance in mind. You’ll have access to a wide range of courses across all programs, so you can tailor your learning and deepen your expertise to meet your goals.
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Where Your Master of Communications Can Take You
Graduates with a Master of Communications from Wake Forest SPS will be prepared to lead communications efforts across industries.
Whether you’re shaping brand narratives, managing crisis communications, or leading digital strategy, your work will influence how people connect, trust, and take action.