The Master of Arts in Global Communications is a competitive program that gives students the hands-on practical work and theoretical knowledge to build their careers in a wide variety of international communications fields. Located and taught in the heart of Paris, students live and study at the cultural, political and professional crossroads of Europe. You can find out more about the Global Communications program through this newsletter and we invite you to get in touch with us directly to discuss your future in Global Communications.

Alumni and their careers are a crucial measurement of the success of any Master's program. We are going to regularly feature Global Communications alumni and let them tell you more about their careers. First up, '09 graduate Lindsey Tramuda!

Media, culture, and life in Paris!  These are some of the topics students in the Media Convergence Practicum discuss as they learn first hand about developing online content. Through these blogs, students cultivate their voice and create a digital presence. Check out the class blogs here.

To complement the theoretical foundations laid in the classroom, students in Global Communications travel the world to get first hand practical experiences. Last year, students did NGO work in Fez, Morocco. Check out the magazine article about their experience and watch the video.

The Global Communications program has added two specialized tracks to the Master's program: Visual and Material Culture and the Fashion track. Students can do these tracks if they are interested in specializing further.

Global Communication Professors are not only educators but sought after professionals in their field. Check out this video of Waddick Doyle on France 24, discussing the recent developments at Facebook. Click here to watch.

The quality of the faculty plays a crucial role in choosing a Master's program. AUP's distinguished faculty hails from both the business and the academic world, Click here to meet the faculty.