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Ph.D. in Rhetoric and Technical Communication Michigan Technological University, USA

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$ 567 (US$ 567) per credit / unit

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Course summary

The curriculum is designed to challenge and prepare students both broadly and deeply to consider important issues of communication and rhetoric in a rapidly changing technological world. The Program seeks flexible, intellectually curious, highly motivated students interested in working with faculty who offer challenging, advanced study, and intensive mentoring. Students consult closely with advisors to build a coherent program of study.

Entry requirement for international students

Students must possess a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent from an accredited institution (graduates of a 3-year bachelor's program outside the US see the option. Students must have a TOEFL score of 550 (213 on the computer-based test or 79 on the internet-based test) is recommended by the Graduate School, however, the applicant should also check with individual programs to determine if a higher TOEFL is required for admission to that Graduate Program. Applicants who have completed a degree in the US may have the TOEFL requirement waived by the dean of the Graduate School.

Michigan Technological University accepts IELTS*

* Please check with your chosen school for the exact entry requirements for your programme.

Qualification

Doctoral

Awarding body

MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

Department name

College of Sciences and Arts, Department of Humanities

Venue / office name

College of Sciences and Arts, Department of Humanities

Address

Walker Arts and Humanities Building
Michigan Technological University 1400 Townsend Drive
HOUGHTON
Michigan
49931

Venue description

Humanities department engages in teaching and research across language, culture, and technology. The scope is international, our approach interdisciplinary. We work at the intersections of communication, composition, literature, modern languages, philosophy, rhetoric, visual studies, linguistics, gender studies, and technical communication. Emerging areas of emphasis include media, global studies, and diversity.

Telephone number

+1 906 487 2540

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

Michigan Tech asks all first-year students, other than transfer or commuting students living with their parent(s)/guardian, to live in the residence halls for at least one year. may choose to live in one of three residence halls, Douglass Houghton Hall, McNair Hall or Wadsworth Hall. The three halls are different in size and appearance; however, they are similar in service. Each hall has its own dining hall, study areas, game room, kitchenettes, sauna, laundry facility, fitness rooms, reception desk, and lounges. The residence halls are divided into "Houses" that are typically comprised of 15-25 rooms. Members of each House study, eat, attend events, play games, or just hang out together. Each House has a Resident Assistant (RA) that will help lead your House by working with hall officers, planning activities and providing a assistance when you need it. Residence hall professional staff lives in each hall and maintain regular office hours. They provide information, guidance and aid in dealing with academic or personal issues. Alcohol-free housing is offered in all three of university's residence halls. This option is open to residents that have chosen to live an alcohol-free lifestyle. If the students have any questions, they can contact Housing and Residential Life at 906-487-2682, email housing@mtu.edu.

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