Programs

Media and Communication Study Options

The University of Canterbury offers a range of study options in Media and Communication designed to prepare students for careers in journalism, public relations, and communication advisory roles. These programs emphasize contemporary issues, multimedia examples, and practical relevance, ensuring graduates are well-equipped for the demands of the modern communication landscape. Student feedback consistently rates teaching and learning in this department as well above the Arts average, highlighting the approachability of lecturers and the applicability of the curriculum.

Media and Cultural Studies (Placement Year)

Media and Cultural Studies at Lancaster University explores the complex relationship between media and culture, examining how they shape our social realities, values, and perceptions. The program focuses on understanding the evolving landscape of media, from traditional forms to new digital cultures, and equips students with critical thinking, media literacy, and practical skills for a dynamic creative industries sector. You will learn to analyze media's social, economic, and political power, reflect on your own media use and identity, and develop ethical considerations regarding media influence. The course encourages students to develop effective communication skills and explore ways to enact positive social change. Students will learn from world-leading academics whose research influences public discourse on topics such as media regulation, digital cultures, and social inequalities. The program offers opportunities to engage with guest speakers from the media industry and provides access to a digital media studio with specialist equipment. Through a variety of assessments, including research and creative practice, students can build a portfolio and develop vital skills in both theoretical analysis and practical media production. The course fosters an environment where students can bring their ideas to life, culminating in a final project that can be showcased at a degree show.

Media and Screen Studies / Theatre

This program is designed for students interested in the intersection of theatre and media. You'll gain knowledge in theatre arts alongside media and film studies, focusing on acting, directing, playwriting, and design, with related studies in screenwriting, media technology, and production. The curriculum offers both theoretical learning and practical, experiential opportunities to develop your unique creative voice as an artist and engaged citizen in theatre, film, and television.

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Media Communications (Bachelor's Programme)

The Media Communications Bachelor's Programme at HSE University – St Petersburg offers a comprehensive education in the field of media and communication. The program is designed to equip students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to navigate the evolving landscape of media industries. You will explore various aspects of media, from content creation and analysis to strategic communication and digital platforms. The program emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach, drawing on insights from sociology, psychology, economics, and cultural studies to provide a holistic understanding of media's role in society.

Media Computer Science (Online)

This online Master of Science program in Media Computer Science is designed for professionals seeking to advance their careers, and can be studied part-time. It is part of a virtual university network, offering flexible distance learning options. The program focuses on Media Computing and is suitable for those with a background in computer science, media informatics, or related fields with a strong IT or media component.

Media Design Course, Graduate School of Design

The Media Design Course at Kyushu University's Graduate School of Design focuses on creating the future of media communication. It bridges people, sensibility and expression, sensation and space, and the virtual and real worlds. The program is structured around four interdisciplinary fields: Media Sciences, Media Engineering, Media Expression, and Media Sociocultural Studies. Students will gain advanced critical thinking, creative, expressive, and analytical skills by studying visual science, psychology, technology, systems, content design, artistic expression, society, culture, and communication. The curriculum aims to harmonize cutting-edge scientific and technical knowledge with aesthetic sensitivity, preparing students for innovative roles in media design.

Media Industries

Explore the dynamic world of media, from film and television to digital platforms and social networks. This program offers a comprehensive understanding of written, visual, and audio media, examining their cultural significance and providing hands-on production experience. You will utilize industry-standard facilities, including mobile and broadcast cameras, to develop practical skills. The course is designed to be flexible, with opportunities to study subjects online, on campus, or through a hybrid approach, allowing you to tailor your learning experience.

Media Informatics (Master)

The Master's programme in Media Informatics at the University of Vienna prepares students for careers in the digital media industry. The curriculum focuses on the creation, management, and distribution of digital content, including audio, video, text, images, and animation. Key areas of study include adapting media data to user contexts, acquiring and organizing metadata, and developing skills in virtual reality, pervasive computing, and human-machine communication. Students will also engage with computer graphics, multimedia information systems, digital media production techniques, and game technologies.

Media Languages

This bachelor's degree program offers a humanistic perspective on the evolving world of media, bridging traditional humanities disciplines with the analysis of new digital platforms. The first year provides foundational knowledge in linguistics, sociology, and literary history. Following this, students can specialize in one of four tracks: Information Media, Cinema and Audiovisual Products, Events and Live Communication, or Advertising. The program emphasizes an interactive teaching methodology, combining lectures with practical workshops where students apply theoretical concepts through group work and exercises. Graduates are prepared for diverse roles within the communication and cultural industries, including press offices, newsrooms, television and digital media production, event management, and advertising agencies.

Media Make-up

Explore the exciting world of media make-up and develop the skills needed for a successful career in this creative field. West Herts College offers challenging and rewarding courses designed to prepare you for the industry.

Media Preparatory Course

Media Production with Foundation Year

Media Studies, M.A.

The Media Studies Master of Arts program at Technische Universität Berlin offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding media in its historical, theoretical, and practical dimensions. Leveraging Berlin's status as a major media hub, the program encourages students to critically examine all forms of communicative phenomena. While traditional media like film, television, print, and radio are covered, a significant focus is placed on the transformative impact of the internet on mass media communication structures. Students will delve into areas such as media history, network theory, augmented reality, and internal corporate communication, with opportunities to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world examples and projects.

Media Techniques and Marketing Communications Certificate

This part-time certificate program focuses on design principles, hands-on software skills using Adobe Creative Cloud (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Acrobat), and essential marketing knowledge. It's designed to prepare you for careers in marketing, design, and advertising by equipping you with practical abilities and helping you build a professional portfolio to showcase your talent to potential employers. The program is suitable for those looking to enter the field or enhance existing skills, including individuals with a bachelor's degree seeking to specialize in marketing communications.

Media Techniques for Business Certificate

The Media Techniques for Business Certificate is a part-time program designed to equip you with creative design skills and marketing knowledge specifically tailored for various business departments, including operations and finance. You will gain hands-on experience with industry-standard creative cloud software, enhancing your business acumen with a creative perspective. This program aims to develop unique skills that can make you a sought-after employee, setting you apart from other designers and preparing you for exciting career opportunities in business communications.

Media Technology (Bachelor)

The Bachelor's program in Media Technology at TH Köln (Cologne University of Applied Sciences) merges technical expertise with creativity, enabling students to shape the future of media. The curriculum covers the entire media production process, from capture and editing to distribution across various platforms, integrating engineering principles with media technology and design. This program emphasizes learning in small groups with personalized support, fostering an interactive learning environment that nurtures individual strengths. Students benefit from a strong foundation in natural sciences and engineering, complemented by creative media applications. The curriculum includes project-oriented work, scientific methodologies, and technical understanding, preparing graduates to creatively design and advance complex media processes.

Media Technology (Teacher Training), B.Sc.

This Bachelor of Science program in Media Technology with teacher training is designed for students who aspire to teach vocational school subjects. It combines fundamental knowledge in media technology with essential teaching methodologies and educational sciences. The technical component covers mathematics, computer science, and specific media technology areas like communication technologies, digital media creation, and signal processing. The pedagogical part focuses on learning conditions, shaping educational processes, and includes a six-week professional development internship in a school setting. This program requires a second subject, which can be chosen from electrical engineering or information technology at TU Berlin, or at Freie Universität Berlin or Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Please note, this program is specifically for those seeking a teaching career and is not a purely technical degree.

Media Technology, M.Sc.

The Media Technology Master of Science program at TU Berlin is an interdisciplinary and practice-oriented course of study designed to equip you with advanced technical and engineering skills. It focuses on the rapidly evolving fields of networked media systems, human-machine interaction, and the application of communication-based media using image and sound. The program is particularly relevant given the increasing demand for innovative studio technology, new media transmission systems, and sophisticated multimodal human-machine interfaces, as well as the burgeoning potential of virtual and augmented reality, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Building upon the Bachelor's program in Media Technology, this Master's degree is also open to graduates from related fields like Digital Media & Technology, Computer Engineering, or Electrical Engineering. It offers a distinct media-focused alternative to other engineering Master's programs at TU Berlin. Graduates will gain in-depth knowledge and practical application skills in media technology, enabling them to contribute to the future development of innovative media technologies and applications.

Media, Journalism and Publishing

Engage with the media you consume daily and learn to become a creator in this dynamic field. This BA (Hons) in Media, Journalism and Publishing will teach you how to bring stories to the public through various media channels, journalism, and the book publishing industry. Oxford is a city renowned for its literary history, boasting more published writers per square mile than anywhere else globally, and our university maintains strong connections with leading media organizations such as Condé Nast, the BBC, and Google. This program is delivered through the Oxford International Centre for Publishing, recognized for its educational and research excellence. You will have opportunities for international exchange semesters and a work placement or internship during an optional third year, allowing you to gain practical experience and expand your network. This course is ideal if you aspire to create content and understand the processes behind media, journalism, and publishing. You will gain skills in design, multi-platform journalism, and book publishing, while also exploring diverse methods of presenting information and distributing content.

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