CCT launches a new Graduate Certificate Program focusing on Journalism and Digital Media.
CCT Professor Mohamed Zayani has a new book
Digital Middle East: State and Society in the Information Age is the latest in a series from Prof. Zayani on the digital revolution in the Middle East.
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Michael Koliska
Students on the gnovis team interviewed our newest faculty member about bringing a CCT focus to journalism and newsroom sociology.
Communication, Culture and Technology is an interdisciplinary Master of Arts Program focusing on challenges posed by new technologies in a range of fields, including research, government, politics, arts, media, communication, business, health, and medicine.
By cutting across institutional and disciplinary boundaries, students explore fresh solutions to complex problems. CCTers are prepared to bring innovative thinking and multiple conceptual tools to leadership roles in an ever-expanding information society.
Georgetown University’s CCT Program bridges the gap between technology and policy with a humanist approach that is focused on user-experiences and social impact. There is a strong balance between theory and application, historical context and trend forecasting, analysis and creative exploration; and the pedagogical diversity provides a well-rounded experience that exceeds in preparing graduates for both contemporary and forthcoming analytical challenges.
- Michael Dumlao, CCT 2006, Director of Brand, Booz Allen Hamilton
CCT Bookshelf
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CCTer Maggie Morton named Boren Fellow
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CCT Professor Jeanine Turner's research on social presence featured on University website
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CCT Professor J.R. Osborn in Chicago for book talks
Dr. J.R. Osborn spoke at two events in Chicago about his new book, Letters of Light.
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CCTer Daiyang Zhang selected for the Princeton in Ishikawa Program