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Developed by Boston University's Metropolitan College and the College of Communication, the Master of Science in Health Communication (MSHC) is the first degree of its type offered online. The online MSHC offers a multidisciplinary curriculum that focuses on:
**How to implement effective communication campaigns
**Analysis of health care issues in order to provide valuable information to the media,
07/27/2022
MET Health Communication Program Cofounder Helps Examine Neighborhood Iconography in Visual Media Journal MET Health Communication Program Cofounder Helps Examine Neighborhood Iconography in Visual Media Journal In recent a contribution to The Journal of Visual Communications, visual literacy expert Dr. Domenic Screnci, who helped to found Metropolitan College’s groundbreaking MS in Health Communicati...
07/06/2022
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05/18/2022
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05/17/2022
Have any questions about the graduate admissions process at BU MET? Our Graduate Admissions Advisors are here for you every Wednesday at 12 pm (ET) via Zoom to answer any questions you may have about programs, admissions and financial aid.
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05/10/2022
The All-University Commencement 🎓will take place Sunday, May 22 at 1 p.m. on Nickerson Field—learn more about the Commencement Speaker and Honorary Degree recipients below!
03/01/2022
“While no one’s happy they have cancer, you can have cancer and still be happy,” says Joy Huber (MET’18), a cancer survivor who now puts her Health Communication skills to good use as host of her “Dose of Joy” podcast, which offers supportive strategies for coping with the diagnosis.
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New Podcast from Health Communication Alum gives a Dose of Joy New Podcast from Health Communication Alum gives a Dose of Joy Thanks to the efforts of one MS in Health Communication alum, there’s a new resource out there for people faced with cancer diagnoses, or those supporting someone in cancer treatment. Joy Huber (MET’18) has recently launched a podcas...
01/19/2022
Boston University Metropolitan College Health Communication Director Leigh Curtin-Wilding knows the language of healthcare can be hard to understand. But as she teaches in Writing for Health (MET HC 561), clarity in health literacy is important. “When health information is clear and addresses people where they are, it supports goals for greater health equity,” she says.
How Health Equity Relies on Health Literacy How Health Equity Relies on Health Literacy The language of healthcare can be hard to understand. For those with basic or marginal health literacy, it can even be a hazard. At last month’s annual meeting of the National Coalition of STD Directors (NCSD), Leigh Curtin-Wilding, director of the BU ME...
11/30/2021
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11/30/2020
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