We offer six, one year, full-time, campus-based master’s degree programmes and five, two year, part-time distance learning master’s programmes for students who seek a more flexible learning regime.

How do you want to learn?

Full-time Campus Based Master’s Degrees

MA Mass Communications

MA New Media and Society

MA Globalization and Communications

MA Media and Public Relations

MSc Media and Communication Research   

MA Media and Advertising

Part-time Master’s Degrees by Distance Learning

MA Mass Communications 

MA New Media and Society

MA New Media Governance and Democracy

MA Communications, Media and Public Relations

MA Communications, Media and Advertising

Research Degrees

Full and part-time PhD/MPhil

PhD by distance learning

Where have our students gone for work?

Many of our Masters' level students go onto research degrees but graduates have also returned to careers in which having the MA or MSc degree has helped their advancement to higher positions. Graduates have also entered teaching, working in finance industries, telecommunications, media production and the military in the wide variety of countries from which they originate.

PhD graduates have often entered academia in universities across the world although some work as researchers for professional companies.

Postgraduate News

MA students Ivan Atmanagara and Marius Lifvergren (New Media and Society) reported on the recent Google Big Tent event. Google invited a range of media scholars, business people, journalists, NGO representatives, politicians and digital enthusiasts to discuss issues relating to freedom of expression in online spaces and the role of new media in global activism at its inaugural Big Tent UK, held on the 18th May.