The Master's degree in Emerging Media is designed for professionals looking to update their skills and knowledge in the rapidly evolving world of new media formats, technologies, and digital cultures. This program explores areas like virtual and augmented reality, mobile communications, and social media. It encourages students to focus on at least one area based on their existing work experience and interests, such as music or media production, arts, communications, marketing, digital learning, or virtual collaboration. The curriculum integrates sustainability, encouraging students to consider the well-being aspects and business opportunities within emerging media. The studies are conducted in a multidisciplinary manner, combining research with practical work and drawing inspiration from various media, arts, and other disciplines. The program is structured for part-time, blended learning, making it possible to study while working. It includes online learning with three intensive workshop weeks held at the Mediapolis campus, a hub for audiovisual industries in Tampere. This program aims to equip graduates with the skills to navigate new technologies and application fields, fostering active, self-directed learning supported by personal coaching. It is intended to open new career and business opportunities for media professionals, artists, musicians, and designers, while also expanding their professional networks both in Finland and internationally.
This program is designed to open up new career and business opportunities for individuals working in media, arts, music, and design. It aims to help you expand your professional and business networks internationally and within Finland.
This is a mid-career Master's program, and work experience is a key requirement.
Master's degree (UAS)
Applicants need a relevant Bachelor's degree and at least two years (24 months) of relevant work experience gained after completing their Bachelor's degree. This program is designed for mid-career professionals.
The tuition fee for international students is 10,800 € per academic year. Finnish and EU/EEA students do not pay tuition fees.
The program is 60 ECTS credits, designed to be completed in 1 to 1.5 years. It is structured for part-time, blended learning, allowing students to study while working, and includes three intensive workshop weeks on campus.
Yes, Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK) offers tuition fee waivers for non-EU/EEA students. Further details can be found on the university's scholarship program page.
Applications are submitted through the Studyinfo.fi service. You will need to check eligibility, prepare required documents, and submit your application online during the designated application period.
Graduates can pursue roles as Media Professionals, Artists, Musicians, and Designers, or work in Communications, Marketing, Digital Learning, and Virtual Collaboration. The program aims to expand professional and business networks.