MA Media, Culture and Everyday Life

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Course Overview

This MA program explores the profound and complex relationship between contemporary digital media and the fabric of everyday life in the twenty-first century. It provides a critical framework for understanding how media technologies shape modern experiences of identity, memory, and social space, all while situating these changes within a broader historical context. The interdisciplinary curriculum draws from cultural studies, anthropology, and philosophy to equip students with advanced analytical and research skills.

Key Program Highlights

  • Examine the historical and contemporary impact of media on identity, memory, and social change.
  • Gain expertise through an interdisciplinary approach drawing from cultural studies, anthropology, and philosophy.
  • Develop highly marketable skills in critical thinking, research design, data management, and presentation.
  • Enhance career prospects in cultural institutions, media, journalism, and policy or prepare for PhD study.
  • Learn to analyze your own everyday media experiences through cutting-edge theoretical perspectives.

Requirements

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Modules

  • Understanding Media Change A
  • Researching Culture and Everyday Life
  • Media Practices and Everyday Life A
  • Dissertation
  • Big Data and Society: Foundations, Politics, and Policy B
  • Fundamentals of Strategic Communication B
  • Introduction to Data Science B
  • Media and Politics: Theories and Cases B
  • Screen Cultures B
  • Argumentation in Media and Strategic Communication
  • Artificial Intelligence and Communication B
  • Big Data and Society: Algorithms and Platforms B
  • Branding Strategy and Communication
  • Data VIsualisation
  • Digital Media Audiences
  • Global Journalism and Politics
  • Media and Politics: Economy and Society B
  • Redefining Television
  • Screen Industries B
  • Visual Cultures: Institutions, Exhibitions, Interventions
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    Tuition fee
    Apply by
    Start date
    Duration
    Campus
    Mode of study
    Fees and deadlines depend on the selected options. Fees and currency conversion are approximate.
    Offer response
    2 weeks after your application is submitted
    Backlogs accepted
    This course accepts backlogs