352 Master's in Digital Media in Europe

The Digital Media Production programme at the Oxford Brookes University is like a test run for a real production environment. You’ll get hands-on experience with all the latest equipment and software that the professionals use. Expert instruction from tutors working in the industry. And live projects where you can apply your skills alongside your fellow students.

Combine critical and creative skills to explore how digital media co-shape society. Understand the sociotechnical dynamics of digital cultures, ethics, and politics. Use digital tools and design thinking to tackle challenges and lead sustainable change with Media Studies - Digital Cultures programme offered by Maastricht University.

The Master of Arts in Journalism and Digital Content Creation (M.A.) at Munster Technological University is a full-time programme lasting one year. This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of journalism and digital media, equipping them with the essential skills needed in today's fast-paced communications landscape.

Whether in a media company, in an agency, or in a completely different industry: experts who are familiar with the digital transformation are needed everywhere. Your Media and Communication Management degree at Macromedia University of Applied Sciences will prepare you for a position at the top.

The Digital Technologies, Communication and Education MA at The University of Manchester is a one-year, full-time programme. This public course explores the intersection of technology and pedagogy, preparing professionals to lead digital transformation in various educational settings through a blend of theory and practice.

The University of Salford offers a comprehensive MSc in BIM and Digital Built Environments, designed for both full-time and part-time attendance. This programme spans one year for full-time students and two years for part-time learners, equipping graduates with essential skills for the evolving built environment sector.

The Digital and AI Policy program offered by University College Dublin is designed to offer graduates the opportunity to study some of the core topical, theoretical and methodological Digital & AI Policy issues arising today. 

The Digital Media - Education programme from University College London (UCL) explores education in its broadest sense: in school, beyond school, in formal and informal settings, in museums and galleries, in virtual spaces, in games, in communities on and offline, in the everyday use of digital media.

The MA Digital Media Culture at Birkbeck, University of London, is a one-year full-time programme that offers an in-depth exploration of digital environments. This course is available on campus, with classes scheduled in the evenings, allowing for a flexible learning experience tailored to your needs.

The University of Salford offers a Master's degree, the M.A. in International Journalism for Digital Media. This programme can be pursued full-time over one year or part-time over three years, allowing flexibility for students. It aims to equip graduates with essential skills for the evolving field of journalism in the digital age.

The Master of Digital Transformation, Data Science, Sustainability at Goethe Business School is a uniquely interdisciplinary MBA program, and attracts both local and international students with a variety of academic and professional focuses across nearly every industry. 

The Digital Innovation and Intrapreneurship M.A. at the London School of International Business is a flexible, 12-month online programme. Designed for professionals, this postgraduate course focuses on driving digital transformation and business growth through creative leadership and strategic technical expertise.

Digital technologies affect the way people of all ages work, study, consume and socialise. This places new demands on teaching and learning at all levels, from pre-school to school, higher education and the workplace. The Digital Learning program at Halmstad University addresses these demands and develops your knowledge in how design, organisation and use of IT can contribute to learning.

The Business and Digital Analytics program at University of Lodz is addressed to people aspiring to work in an international and intercultural environment, both in global corporations and companies operating on domestic markets.

Digital Policy from University of Cambridge provides a firm foundation for understanding the challenges and possibilities posed by digital transformation, aimed at policy professionals in the UK and overseas who have embarked on or are embarking on a policy career. 

Digital Arts (Digitisation and Immersion) from University of Malta promotes practice-based research in art and design. 

The Sustainable Digital Life, Sustainable Societies and Digitalisation programme from Tampere University focuses on enhancing our digital lives: the digital systems surrounding us as well as the ways of using, regulating, and designing them.

Applying advanced-level theory and best practice, on this Marketing (Digital Marketing) programme offered by University of Brighton you’ll explore digital marketing planning and strategy, alongside learning about responsible marketing and buyer behaviour.

Within the Innovation Management - Digitalisation course from Hamburg School of Business Administration (HSBA) you will learn how to usefully structure large amounts of data in a company and translate it into products and processes.

The Digitalisation and Human Rights course from EMUNI University targets students interested in the overlap of technology, law, philosophy, and social sciences.