Taught course
Digital Media and Global Cultures MA
Entry requirements
Degree requirements
A 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in any subject
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English language requirements
The English language requirements for our programmes are indicated by English bands, and therefore the specific test and score acceptable is based on the band assigned to the academic department within which your chosen course of study is administered. Note that for some academic departments there are programmes with non-standard English language requirements.
The English Language requirements for entry to postgraduate taught and research programmes in the School of the Arts fall within the following English band:
Band 5: IELTS (Academic) minimum score 7.0 overall with 6.0 in each of Writing, Listening, Reading and Speaking
We accept a range of English tests and qualifications categorised in our English bands for you to demonstrate your level of English Language proficiency. See all accepted English tests that we deem equivalent to these IELTS scores.
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Months of entry
September
Course content
This Master's degree explores the rapidly evolving digital landscape within a global context. Based in London, a hub for digital innovation and cultural exchange, this programme examines key issues such as AI, platform economies, and digital activism from both anglophone and non-anglophone perspectives. You will gain advanced analytical skills and critical insights into digital media, preparing you for careers in digital management, communications, and technological innovation.
Explore digital media beyond the anglophone world, engaging with key debates on AI, platform economies, and digital activism.
Combine media theory with hands-on digital skills and ethical considerations in media and communication.
Gain essential tools for working in digital environments and creative industries, including a critical understanding of computer science languages.
Examine algorithmic and participatory cultures, tackling issues such as digital inequalities, bias, surveillance, and online discourse.
Information for international students
Fees and funding
There are a number of ways you can fund your postgraduate degree.
- Scholarships and bursaries
- Postgraduate loans (UK students)
- Country-specific scholarships for international students
Qualification, course duration and attendance options
- MA
- full time12 months
- Campus-based learningis available for this qualification
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