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Moody College of Communication

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UT Austin’s Moody College of Communication educates future leaders in journalism, advertising, PR, and media through programs, centers, and industry partnerships.

Overview

Moody College of Communication at The University of Texas at Austin is a leading school focused on education and research in the field of communication. The college educates tomorrow’s communications leaders and advances the study and practice of communication across disciplines, including journalism, advertising, public relations, radio-television-film, communication studies, and speech, language and hearing sciences. It serves undergraduate and graduate students, partners with industry and alumni, and supports a broad range of programs, centers, and labs that emphasize hands-on learning, collaboration, and real-world impact. Moody hosts seven undergraduate majors, honors opportunities, and pathways designed to prepare students for diverse careers in media, business, public service, and creative industries. Its centers and institutes — including the Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life, the Arthur M. Blank Center for Stuttering Education and Research, the Center for Entertainment & Media Industries, the Center for Health Communication, the Center for Media Engagement, and others — foster interdisciplinary research and community engagement. The college also houses a prominent media ecosystem with student media, labs, and facilities, and serves as the home of UT Austin’s public radio stations (KUT and KUTX). Moody College emphasizes philanthropy and community through alumni networks, fundraising, scholarships, and events that support student success, faculty excellence, and innovative programs.

Mission statement

To educate students to become leaders in communication, advance rigorous research and high-impact practice, and foster collaboration among students, faculty, alumni, and industry partners to strengthen the field and society.