MSc Programmes and Courses
All of our programmes offer the following benefits:
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An intensive, high quality postgraduate education in media and communications.
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A broad social science foundation in qualitative, quantitative, empirical and critical skills.
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A diverse, multi-disciplinary and theoretically-oriented approach to contemporary developments, issues and debates in the field.
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A range of specialist courses within media and communications and related fields, including an independent empirical research project.
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An intellectually stimulating, well-resourced learning environment, with strong links to media and communications industries and policy makers.
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The opportunity for lively cross-cultural exchange of ideas among a dynamic group of fellow students in the Department and School.
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Study with internationally-recognised active researchers with expertise in media and communications and politics and democracy, regulation and policy, technological change, audiences, globalisation, culture, and more.
See below for a list of available courses in the Department of Media and Communications:
C – Compulsory O – Optional X – Not available
MC - MSc Media & Communications MCR - MSc Media & Communications esearch track) MCG - MSc Media & Communications (Governance) MCD - MSc Media, Communication and Development PC - MSc Politics and Communication GMC - MSc Global Media and Communications MC (D&S) - MSc Media & Communications (Data & Society)