161 Master's degrees in Digital Media in England, United Kingdom

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

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.

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

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

The Media, Communications and Critical Practice programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) is a full-time postgraduate course. This degree type focuses on the intersection of theory and creative media production. Students engage in rigorous academic research while developing professional skills in a public study mode.

The Digital Media Management programme at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a Master of Arts (MA) degree designed to enhance your expertise in digital entrepreneurship and branding. This full-time course spans one year, with classes conducted on campus during evenings, making it ideal for those balancing work and study.

This Computer Science programme from Nottingham Trent University helps you will develop your knowledge and skills in the use of suitable programming languages and their development environments for the production of efficient software solutions.

This M.A. in Production Management for TV, Film, and Digital Media at the University of Salford spans one year for full-time students or two years for part-time attendees. The programme is tailored for individuals aspiring to excel in production management across various media formats, providing essential industry insights and hands-on experience.

The Graduate Diploma Creative Computing at University of the Arts London (UAL)  is a one year pre-masters course that gives you an in-depth understanding of creative technology and prepares you for further study in this exciting area of practice.

MA Immersive Media prepares students to translate their creative knowledge and digital skills into engaging immersive content and public media experiences for diverse audiences in this exciting and rapidly growing sector. Learning is conducted through a unique partnership with Real Ideas’ Market Hall in Plymouth, home to Europe’s largest Immersive Dome.

This Digital Media course at University of Leeds interrogates the impact of digital technologies on individuals and society, and provides you with the skills and knowledge to be able to think critically and creatively about digital media. 

The Digital Media - Production from University College London (UCL) is designed to provide students with a theoretical knowledge of digital media and the practical skills to apply that knowledge to future developments in digital arts, practice and future research.

The Digital Media - Critical Studies M.Sc. at UCL is a public programme designed for those seeking an advanced analytical understanding of the digital landscape. This master's degree lasts one calendar year and provides students with the theoretical tools to examine modern media texts, technologies, and cultural infrastructures.

The Design for Visual Communication programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) is a postgraduate course delivered in a full-time study mode. This intensive curriculum focuses on advanced graphic design and visual language, providing students with the creative tools needed for professional success over its duration.

The MA in Fashion Communication: Fashion Image at the University of the Arts London (UAL) is a full-time programme lasting one year. This degree equips students with innovative skills in image-making, preparing them for high-level roles within the fashion industry. The course encourages creative exploration and collaboration across various disciplines.

Professionals who can spot and capitalise on current and future digital trends in culture and society are in high demand globally. The Digital Futures programme from King's College London nurtures the creativity and critical thinking needed to do just that.