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.

What began in an AUP video production class, this video by Luke Shepard was completed using 2,000 still images. The video has since gone viral and Luke has received great feedback and exposure for his work. Click here to watch the video.

Rather than submitting traditional weekly reading responses, Professor Robert Payne asks students to integrate their responses with other examples in the form of an online blog. View a sample of this semester's blogs for the class Media, Gender & Globalization (CM 570). Click here for one student blog and here for another.

In February, AUP participated in Social Media Week’s debut in Paris with a timely discussion titled, “The Role of Social Media in Tunisia and Egypt”.  Click here to view the recording of the discussion (starts 11:50) and click here for the Q&A.

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.

View current MAGC student Madeline Boughton’s address to her local mayor in New Jersey that she created for a project in the Online Social Networks class. The video did get the mayor’s attention!  Click here to see his response video.

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.