352 Master's in Digital Media in Europe

The E-commerce study program at University of Economics in Katowice gives the student the knowledge and skills in the field of conducting commercial activities on the Internet and the use of social media in line with the expectations of enterprises in the era of electronic economy.

The MSc in Applied Digital Health at the University of Oxford is a full-time programme designed to integrate clinical, social, and technical insights into digital health. This comprehensive course, lasting 12 months, equips students with the skills needed to navigate the complexities of digital health technologies and their implementation in healthcare systems.

The Digital Media, Communication and Journalism - Risk Communication and Crisis Journalism of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki focuses on the ways media and public, private or non governmental organizations communicate about present, emerging, and evolving risks.

A natural next step after a three-year bachelor's degree, the Fashion Image and Media Production course at EDH Groupe is a two-year course of study that completes your professional education.

During the Digital Technology programme from University of Europe for Applied Sciences, Germany, you will be trained to become a highly qualified manager to meet these challenges and recognise and implement future-oriented, innovative technologies.

Digital News and Media is offered by University of Buckingham. Given  the increasing role of digital media in all walks of life, the volatility of global politics here has never been a more important time for universities to work with the industry not just to train but educate and inspire the best writers, designers and investigators.

The Theoretical and Applied Linguistics offered at the School of English at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki aims to broaden knowledge and deepen your understanding of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics. It awards a Postgraduate Degree (MA) in the specialisations: (a) “Linguistics”, (b) “Foreign Language Learning and Teaching”, (c) “Language, Literature and Digital Media in Education”.

The Digital Humanities and Culture programme at Trinity College Dublin is a one-year, full-time M.Phil. degree. This public course explores the intersection of technology and human culture through data visualisation and research. Students gain advanced methodological skills to transform their understanding of the world.

Develop artistic projects in digital environments through technological mastery and design with this Digital Arts and Creative Technologies programme from Istituto Europeo Di Design (IED).

The Digital Futures (South East Asia) program at King's College London taught through a blended learning model - nurtures the creativity and critical thinking needed to do just that.

The Audio and Podcasting programme offered by Middlesex University blends creativity, ethics, and employability for tomorrow’s audio professionals.

The Digital Media and Communications (Online) programme offered by Teesside University is a flexible, career-focused master’s degree delivered 100% online so you can study anytime, anywhere without putting life or work on hold. 

The Digital Media and Content Creation programme offered by Middlesex University empowers you to design audience-driven, ethical and sustainable media strategies in London’s creative industries.

The Global Media and Digital Cultures (Online) from SOAS University of London offers a bold, non-Western perspective on how media and digital communication shape globalisation, politics, and culture. 

MA AI and Digital Media offered at University of Roehampton is a studio-based, practice-led master’s designed for graduates and career changers who want to build creative, future-facing skills for evolving media industries.

Artificial Intelligence and Digital Art from Royal College of Art is a new programme, with its first intake in September 2027.

Learn how the natural environment functions and undertake independent research to evaluate the impact human activities.​

The MRes in Media and Communications at Goldsmiths, University of London is a Master of Research degree designed to prepare students for MPhil/PhD studies. This one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme focuses on media, communications, and cultural theory, integrating taught modules with a substantial dissertation component.

The MPhil/PhD in Media and Communications at Goldsmiths, University of London, spans 3-4 years for full-time students and 6-8 years for part-time attendees. This research programme encourages exploration across various media fields, fostering critical and creative engagement with contemporary issues in media and culture.

The master’s programme in Book and Digital Media Studies introduces you to the history of the written and printed word, and to theories and practices of publishing as well as digital textual media.