The MATC program provides two tailored educational tracks. One track guides students seeking a thesis path while the other guides those seeking internship opportunities. The program is offered completely online with opportunities for in-person classes, student interaction, and collaboration.
Master of Arts in Technical Communication (MATC)
What are the employment opportunities for a Master's in Technical Communication?
Content Creation
Create content as copywriters, technical writers, software documentation writers, UX writers, website writers, public policy & government writers, grant writers, and medical writers.
Design
Design for information architecture, instructional design, web design, UX design, product designs, service experience & client solutions design, and technical illustrations.
Management
Lead teams in content resource management, project management, information security management, client solutions strategists, training coordinators, SEO strategists, and editors.
Research
Conduct research as usability experience analysts, qualitative researchers, UX/UI researchers, design researchers, market researchers, and usability testers.
Courses We Offer
The MATC Program offers courses representing a wide range of educational and professional applications.
- Discourse Analysis
- Editing the Professional Publication
- International Technical Communication
- Thesis A
- Thesis B
- Usability Testing and Research