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

Through the Digital Media and Society, BA programme from Keele University you will examine the social, cultural and economic impact of digital technologies and develop practical expertise in digital storytelling, digital communications design, social media content creation and digital research methodologies.

This Digital Humanities and Culture course at University of Leeds cultivates practical skills specific to digital disciplines, including data analysis and visualization, programming languages, and associated hardware e.g. 3D printing, grounded in a humanities approach to culture, texts and creativity.

The Artificial Intelligence, Digital and Cyber Law programme offered by Edge Hill University investigates the legal challenges created by the evolving digital world on our artificial intelligence, digital and cyber law course.

The Digital Transformation programme offered at The University of Manchester equips you with the strategic understanding and practical skills to lead organisational transformation and create value in an increasingly digital economy.

Discover how to harness the power of storytelling, media, and advocacy to drive real change in the world. The Media, Communication and Global Development programme is offered at University of East Anglia.

The Audio Production programme offered by Middlesex University develops advanced creative, technical, and critical audio production skills in London – mastering studio recording, immersive sound, and AI-driven innovation for global creative industries.

This AI and Digital Health from University of Westminster offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach which will equip you with this knowledge and prepare you for the dynamic field of digital health.

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 Master of Arts in Visual Communication at Technological University Dublin is a full-time, one-year postgraduate programme. This public course offers an interdisciplinary studio environment for advanced study. It combines practical design skills with intellectual inquiry to prepare students for professional excellence.

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 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 Digital Health and Entrepreneurship MSc at UCL is an innovative programme designed to merge health, digital technologies, and entrepreneurship. This full-time or part-time degree spans one calendar year, equipping students with essential skills to navigate the evolving landscape of healthcare and technology.

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.

This MSc course in Project Management With Digital Technology at University of East London is designed to give you the opportunity to develop specialist knowledge in how to manage multidisciplinary organisations in the construction industry from different perspectives, such as that of a client, a contractor, a designer, and a supplier.

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. 

The Digital Development programme offered at The University of Manchester addresses that urgent need: training you to lead and deliver successful ICT4D (Information and Communications Technology for Development) projects that transform lives and communities.

Engage with real-world issues on this dynamic Master’s programme. You will develop not just an understanding of the forms and impacts of political communications. The Digital Political Communications programme is offered at Goldsmiths, University of London.

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.

The MA Music for Film, Media and Games at MetFilm School develops the craft and workflow of screen composition and sound design for film, television, games and digital platforms. Designed with input from working professionals, it combines studio practice with critical reflection so you can deliver to brief, collaborate effectively and meet industry expectations.