Course Overview
You enjoy following and responding to the important issues of the day or wish to pursue a media-based career, this course engages with contemporary developments and debates in media, communication, and culture.
In this course, we will develop your abilities to question, critique, and make your voice stand out from the crowd on topical debates around feminism, identity in a digital world, global and transnational media events, international media industries, distribution networks, memes, and viral campaigns, among others.
Our course was one of the first in the postgraduate field of communication, culture, and media in the UK. Our teaching is underpinned by meaningful, research-based, and real-life projects, collaborating with our current network of international partners from countries including Finland, Australia, Japan, and America (subject to availability).
General Eligibility
Normal entry requires a good undergraduate degree in the British model in the arts, humanities, or social sciences. Equivalent qualifications from overseas and professional qualifications are also acceptable
Part Time Work Details
Language Requirement