This course aims to provide deeper insight into the contested phenomenon of globalization and its implications for organizations and processes of organizing.

This doctoral seminar is a core requirement for the Communication area of the CILS PhD.

This doctoral seminar is a core requirement for the Communication area of the CILS PhD. This course provides a basic overview of social science research methods.

Provides an overview of the major areas of health communication including health communication campaigns, physician-patient communication, and communication among health professionals and individua

Survey of major principles and research organizational communication information processing.

Critical examination of the theory and research concerning the dimensions, dynamics, and functions of interpersonal interaction.

Measures, models and methods for macro-evaluation of impact of information systems within their environment and for micro-evaluation of performance of system components.

Examines the basic problems of information retrieval (IR) from theoretical and experimental points of view. Develops a basis for the specification of design principles for IR systems.

Precursors to, and characteristics of, human information seeking behavior, individual and social, both within and outside of institutional information systems.

Major problems, trends and developments in information science and librarianship. Critical survey of current and classic research findings.