- Global Media: Representation And Consumption
- Public Relations: Campaigns And Texts
- Media Theory In The Digital Age
- Contemporary Chinese Media
- Sociology Of Media Professionals
- Visual Communication
The MSc Media and Communication programme aims to provide you with the opportunity to develop a deep understanding of the field of media and communication at theoretical and practical levels.
The MSc Media and Communication programme provides a wealth of knowledge and transferable skills for you to make an impact on the media world of today and tomorrow.
The programme consists of two pathways: a practical pathway, Professional Communication, and a research pathway, Global Media and China.
Students in Professional Communication focus on acquiring media production skills, for example in video production, podcasting, writing, advertising and public relations. Students in Global Media and China concentrate on acquiring theoretical knowledge and research skills. The pathways share four modules; both are academically demanding.
Applicants should specifically apply to one of the two pathways by noting their choice in their personal statement.
For more information, please contact our Programme Director, Tabe Bergman
By the time you graduate from the MSc Media and Communication, you will have:
Graduates are well equipped for many careers, including in public relations, advertising, marketing, journalism and social media, and as researcher in the industry or academia.