The Institute was founded in 1878 Department of Eloquence, and later became the Institute of Speech. 192 1 the school of linguistics was renamed as the school of linguistics, and in 2002 it became the current school of communication. The School of Communication provides facilities for the study and research of teachers and students. These facilities include: theaters and translation centers, including a number of performance and rehearsal venues and scene shops; Dance center (with two dance studios); Kahn Auditorium, with the largest performance space on campus; Digital media studio (where students majoring in radio, television and film finish their homework); John Hall Center, mainly a post-production center for radio, television and movies);
Film center (movie screen performance tracks); Media service group, providing technical equipment support and services for students and teachers; Digital media laboratory, cross-departmental high-end teaching facilities; Anne Mayday Hall, the original site of Communication College1895;
Francis office building, communication college center, dean's office, digital center, classroom, research laboratory and clinic; 18 15 Chicago Avenue is the teacher's office of the Department of Communication; Hardy, the seat of the top debate team;
Northwest Media College has five departments: Communication and Obstacles Department, Communication Department, Radio, Television and Film Department, Performance Research Department and Drama Department.
The Department of Communication Science and Obstacles has research majors: Master of Speech, Language and Learning, Doctor of Audiology (AuD) and Doctor of Communication Science and Obstacles (PhD).
The Department of Communication has postgraduate majors: Doctor of Communication (including rhetoric and public culture, interaction and social influence) (Doctor of Philosophy of Communication (PhD), focusing on rhetoric and public culture, interaction and social influence), Master/Doctor of Media, Technology and Social Philosophy (PhD), Master/Doctor of Philosophy of Technology and Social Behavior, and Master of Science in Communication.
The Department of Radio, Television and Film has postgraduate majors: Master of Arts in Documentary Media (MFA) and Master of Arts in Screen and Stage Writing (MFA). Master of film and television culture/doctor of philosophy.
The Department of Performance Studies holds a master's/doctor's degree in performance studies.
The Department of Drama has postgraduate majors: Master of Arts in Directing and Master of Arts in Stage Design. Master of film and stage art, doctor of interdisciplinary drama.