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Communication, Culture & Technology

Study the evolution of digital communication to understand the impact of technology on society and society on technology.

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Integrate Disciplines for Fresh Solutions

Discover the interplay of communication, media and information technology and their impact across our economic, political, social and cultural systems. The Master’s in Communication, Culture & Technology (CCT) at Georgetown University offers an innovative and flexible curriculum that prepares you to become a critical thinker and skilled creator. You’ll masterfully apply the communication you learn to the challenges we face as an ever evolving, digitally designed world.

Design Your Educational FocusBuild your curriculum around intellectual exploration that excites you.
Collaborate Across DisciplinesWork together with techies, non-techies and expert faculty in a challenging, collaborative environment.
Join an Engaged CommunityBecome a part of our active alumni network spanning industries and functions.

Application Deadlines

January 15 | Priority deadline
Application fee waived, CCT scholarships and fellowships available

April 1 | Final deadline

May 1 | Extended application deadline

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Hands-On Research

The Master’s in Communication, Culture & Technology curriculum blends theory with practice and provides experiential learning to prepare you for the professional world. We nurture an ecosystem of experimentation and implementation. As a form of methodological inquiry, students regularly make and test prototypes using our state-of-the-art resources at the Gelardin New Media Center, Maker Hub and our own Technology Design Studio.

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Career Outcomes

Our Communication Master’s program can prepare you for whatever career you choose. You can select courses to direct your focus towards a particular industry or on leadership roles across new fields. Our alumni have gone on to work as UX designers, project managers, data scientists, researchers and marketing professionals in a variety of industries including non-profit, policy, tech, entertainment, media, education and design.

Communication, Culture & Technology Careers

Our Collaborative Community 

Community is key in the Communication, Culture & Technology Master’s program. We’re proud of the diversity in our students, the expertise of our faculty and our network of engaged alumni. You’ll thrive in our culture of inclusivity and intellectual curiosity, seeking to integrate diverse concepts and forge connections that push us to grow and innovate.

Our Faculty

Meet Our Faculty

Diana Owen

Professor

Evan Barba

Associate Professor

Laura DeNardis

Professor and Endowed Chair in Technology, Ethics, and Society

Leticia Bode

Provost Distinguished Associate Professor

News

Reimagining Civic Engagement: Georgetown CCT Students Share New Findings at MPSA 2024

This past weekend, first-year Communication, Culture & Technology students Nadya Hayasi (G’26) and Katherine Weiss (G’26) presented their paper “Reimagining Civic Engagement: New Dimensions in a…

May 8, 2025

Announcements, News

gnovis Volume 25 Launches: Celebrating 25 Years of Interdisciplinary Scholarship at Georgetown’s CCT Program

Volume 25 Cover gnovis is an annual peer-reviewed scholarly journal founded and ran by CCT students. In their 25 years of publication, they have published almost 200 peer-reviewed student papers…

May 6, 2025

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How Heran Zhang (G’25) is Shaping Global Impact Through Fashion, Art, and Accessibility

Second-year CCT student Heran Zhang was just honored with the Graduate Global Citizen Award at the Georgetown University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Graduate Student Awards last…

May 1, 2025


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