Technical Communication & Rhetoric

Degree Programs

BATC: Bachelor of Arts in Technical Communication
MATC: Master of Arts in Technical Communication (onsite and online)
PhD-TCR: PhD in Technical Communication and Rhetoric (onsite and online)

Job Opportunities

Program Highlights

Texas Tech offers the BA, MA, and PhD in technical communication. The Master of Arts in Technical Communication and the PhD in Technical Communication and Rhetoric are available as both resident and online programs.
Sixteen tenure-line faculty member s specialize in technical communication and rhetoric, offering expertise in a wide range of areas.
An active student chapter of the Society for Technical Communication complements classroom instruction.
The program is the current home of Technical Communication Quarterly (edited by Amy Koerber).
Our Multiple Literacy Lab (MuLL) provides services and technology for new media design.
Our Usability Research Laboratory works with corporate clients and serves as a resource for faculty and student research.
Job placement for graduates of all programs is excellent.

Contact

For further information, please contact

Dr. Miles Kimball, Director of Technical Communication
Dr. Joyce Locke Carter, Director of Graduate Studies

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Mission Statement

To facilitate communication in action in a complex society and to advance the interdisciplinary study of rhetoric, science, and technology. In applying this research, we aim to educate our students as scholars and practitioners, to strengthen the field through dissemination of knowledge, and to serve the community through professional leadership.

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