Rutgers University School of Communication and Information (New Brunswick) 2 courses
The communication, information, and media (CIM) Ph.D. degree is granted upon completion of course requirements, passing written and oral qualifying examinations, and successful defense of the proposal and doctoral dissertation. These requirements are described below: Dissertation research credits (24-27 required beyond coursework, minimum of 1 research credit per semester until graduation)
Master's-Level Statistics Competency
For students in the LIS concentration who are required to take Quantitative Research Methods (16:194:604), or those in Communication or Media Studies who are selecting quantitative methods courses to fulfill methods requirements, the Ph.D. Program faculty expects that students have achieved masterβs level competency in statistics. 17:610:511 Research Methods 16:960:532 Statistical Methods in Education II See the Ph.D. Handbook for details about the specific statistical competencies expected.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 16:194:604 | Quantitative Research Methods | 3 |
| 17:610:511 | Research Methods | 3 |
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