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University of Central Lancashire
- MSc/PGDip/PGCert Interactive Media Production
This course is designed to update, develop and extend the capabilities of people engaged in the process of media production and delivery within the wider arena of the New Media industry. The programme offers students the opportunity to undertake study and research in the development, delivery and evaluation of interactive media products. A strong and expanding employment market exists for people with knowledge and skills in this area.
- MA/PGDip Online Journalism
This course is aimed at those seeking a career in editorial content, design and production for the Online medium. It's an industry that changes everyday, throwing up new and exciting possibilities. We know the key to success is not just about reacting to these changes; you need the skills to stay at the cutting edge. Right from the start you will be working as a journalist finding stories and getting your work online where it can be seen from anywhere in the world. You will also learn how to use video, audio and multimedia to enable you to tell compelling stories online.
University of Leicester
- MA/Postgraduate Diploma in New Media and Society
This course aims to provide students with a comprehensive grounding in understanding the history, growth and development of the internet and other related wired and wireless technologies (digital interactive television, mobile phones, and iPods), the different applications to which new communications technologies have been put, and their political, social and psychological impact upon users and societies. Legal, regulatory, social and cultural issues linked to the internet will all form part of the course content. The aim of this course will be to fully represent new media-related developments that have occurred all round the world. The course will examine real-world applications of the internet in different contexts and consider different theoretical perspectives for understanding the adoption, use and impact of information and communication technologies.
University of Lincoln
- MA Media Production
The MA Media Production aims to provide students, in a theoretical context, with a comprehensive understanding of media production in one of a variety of media platforms i.e. radio, single or *multi-camera production, screenwriting, photography or design or new media. The course aims to develop students’ understanding of the uses of media technologies in relation to social context; the political-regulatory contexts shaping media and their public and commercial applications; and the importance of media in the formation of national and other identities. It will provide an educational context in which students develop, to an advanced level, the creative, conceptual, critical, analytical, technical, organisational and research skills appropriate to employment in the media industries.
London Metropolitan University
- Digital Media MA
Over the past few years, career opportunities in the digital media sector have increased dramatically. The interactive media industry is reaching maturity and needs qualified professionals able to offer a diverse range of expertise. This course addresses those needs and is designed to provide you with skills in multimedia content creation, interactive design, digital media project and account management. This course will appeal to graduates with an interest in digital media, experienced professionals from the media, public relations and marketing sector wishing to retrain for a career change or promotion, and those wishing to progress towards research and PhD studies. The Masters in Digital Media addresses issues in interactive design, interactive media, the internet and its applications, digital solutions for the industry and the public sector, usability design, effective new media project management, digital audiences and audience research, digital interactive television, mobile communications, and new media ownership. The course will provide skills in the relevant multimedia software.
The University of Sheffield
- Department of Journalism
- Journalism Studies (Web) – MA
- MA Web Journalism
All our applied courses emphasise core, generic journalism skills and knowledge - writing, researching, interviewing, organising and structuring information - and then apply them to the different media platforms. This is achieved through media production to professional standards in a simulated workplace environment, work experience* and exposure to media professionals. Students examine a range of journalism issues - ethical, legal, historical, organisational - recognising that the best journalists are those who reflect on journalistic practice. These are flexible programmes of study aimed at those who wish to combine the practice of journalism with a greater variety of academic study. They are particularly appropriate for those who plan a career outside the UK.
University of the West of England
- MA/Postgraduate Dip or Cert Cultural and Media Studies
The MA combines the analysis of media texts, practices and institutions, and technologies with the investigation of modern cultural formations. Where some MA courses make a distinction between the study of 'the media' and the study of 'culture', our MA seeks to highlight the complex inter-relations between the two. The study of cultural contexts and forms, cultural histories and methods of research provides students with the intellectual tools with which to engage in a wide-ranging analysis of the roles that media institutions and their practices may play in the cultures of everyday life. Similarly, we insist that media forms (and by this we would include older forms of media such as print media, as well as all those forms more usually associated with the media) are an essential resource for the study of culture
- MA New Media
This MA is taught by a group of leading academics within the emerging field of new media studies. This innovative MA examines the relationships between new technologies, cultural change, identity and media institutions. From internet communities to everyday videogame play, from developments in digital broadcasting and film-making to theories of cyberculture, New Media is studied within the context of the School of Cultural Studies' expertise in the study of media and culture in general, and our pioneering work in the study of media, culture and technology in particular. The study of cultural contexts and histories, theoretical frameworks and methods of research, will provide you with the intellectual tools with which to engage in a wide-ranging analysis of the roles that new media technologies and their practices play in the culture of everyday life.
Brunel University
- Globalisation, Communication and Culture MSc
The Globalisation, Communication and Culture programme seeks to offer an interdisciplinary approach to the study of culture and communications practices within a global framework. Taken in their widest sense these can range from word-of-mouth 'gossip' to new communication technologies or 'experience' as a communicative process. A central concern of the course examines communication as a global and mediated space. Thus, the course develops a distinctive understanding of globalisation that considers the interrelationship between wider economic and political changes and specific socio-cultural developments in terms of 'interconnections', 'flows' and 'mobilities'.
- Media and Communications MSc
This course examines the relationships between the media, processes of communication, and the technological developments involved in the transformation of media, communication and social interaction in the contemporary world. This MSc brings to bear the theories and findings of the social sciences in order to look behind the hyperbole at the social and cultural processes involved in modern communication systems.
London College of Communications
- MA/Postgraduate Diploma in Interactive Media
Designed for people who want to accelerate their careers working in interactive media, this course combines theory and practice of conceptual and practical skills needed for a career in interactive media, website creation and interactive art, whatever the future brings.
- MA/Postgraduate Diploma Culture, Communication and Critical Practice
You and your fellow graduates will reassess the nature of professional practice in a changing world, including media arts, global perspectives and the impact of new technologies.
Bournemouth University
- MA Creative Media Practice
The MA Creative Media Practice has been designed for professionals in the creative industries who have been working for at least 2 years. Using the latest online technologies it allows you to negotiate study with your tutor ensuring that the outcomes are relevant to your needs, and to fashion the course to suit your personal requirements within your own work environment.
- MA/ PG Dip Cross-Platform Media
Mark Thompson Director General of BBC talks about cross-platform media as: ‘ Media that's available when and where you want it with content moving freely between different devices and platforms…we need to think cross-platform, across TV, radio and web for audiences at home and on the move.’ This brand new and unique course, the first of its kind in the UK, allows you to work with students from different backgrounds such as tv or video production, interactive media, scriptwriting, design or management, to develop content for integrated media delivery. You will engage in innovative content development with the aim of preparing you to be a leader and innovator within the changing media environment.
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University of Central England in Birmingham
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De Montfort University
University of East London
University of Glamorgan
Glasgow Caledonian University
Goldsmiths, University of London
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Highbury College Portsmouth
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Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication
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Richmond, The American International University in London
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University of Stirling
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