595 Master's degrees in Digital Media

Strategic and Digital Communication at Drexel University prepares students for careers in a wide range of professional activities relating to communication in media environments and communication contexts that are characterized by advanced digitization.

The Digital Entrepreneur­ship course from Kristiania University College explores the intersection of entrepreneurship and digital technologies.

This Applied Machine Learning for Creatives course from University of the Arts London (UAL) gives you the opportunity to learn computer and data science skills, as well as introducing you to functional approaches to applied  machine learning.

The master of fine Arts in Image Text delivered at Cornell University is a low-residency program that brings together critically, culturally, and politically engaged practices in creative writing, visual media, and design for print and digital publication.

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.

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.

The Critical Media Practices program offered by University of Colorado at Boulder is renowned for its experimentation with new modes of storytelling and research. As a graduate student in the department, you will be both a scholar and a creative artist exploring media practices, theories and innovations.

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 New Media and Digital Culture (Media Studies) programme of the University of Amsterdam builds upon the pioneering new media scene, and enables students to learn digital methods and contribute to the discourse surrounding critical media theory.

In the Computer Science for Digital Media programme offered by Bauhaus University Weimar students are introduced to the latest research findings in the field of interactive digital media. In addition to providing research-oriented professional training, the programme helps students acquire communication and presentation skills through their project work.

With a Professional Communication Management programme from Royal Roads University, you'll improve the way you manage internal and external communications.

This two-year Master’s programme in Media, Communication and Cultural Analysis from Södertörn University provides comprehensive knowledge of the theory and practice of the modern media, as well as problem solving, advanced analysis and project design abilities for use within the media sector, thus preparing you for a varied range of professional careers.

The Communication program of Rochester Institute of Technology combines the latest research technology with essential communication expertise to prepare you for careers in the communication industry and for pursuing graduate work at the doctoral level.

The Master of Entertainment Industry Management at Carnegie Mellon University is a two-year, full-time programme. Students spend their first year in Pittsburgh and their second in Los Angeles. This public study mode degree combines management expertise with creative industry practice to prepare future global leaders.

The Master of Science in Communication at North Carolina State University provides opportunities for study and training in human communication for professionals entering business, industry, non-profit organizations, or government service.