716 Full-time Master's degrees in Media Studies & Mass Media

The MA in Film and Media Production at Canterbury Christ Church University is a full-time, one-year programme designed to immerse students in cinematic storytelling. This degree equips learners with essential creative, technical, and professional skills, preparing them for successful careers in the evolving film industry.

The English Creative Writing and Media Arts - Creative Nonfiction programme at the University of Missouri - Kansas City is a Master of Fine Arts degree. This advanced course focuses on artistic mastery and structural precision. Students engage in intensive workshops and interdisciplinary study to refine their literary craft.

The Digital Film and Media Production program at Red River College Polytechnic is a post-graduate diploma program that has been developed to provide students the necessary practical and theoretical skills to start a career in film and media production.

The Communication MA program from Mississippi State University offers a unique curriculum that crosses many highly sought-after areas of Communication including Crisis Communication, Health Communication, Science Communication and Leadership Communication.  

The Media and Screen Studies programme at the University of Auckland offers advanced postgraduate training in public media and cinematic arts. This M.A. degree provides flexible study modes with a duration of one to one and a half years. Students engage in deep research or taught coursework to master modern communication.

The Comparative Literature, Cinema and Media studies program from University of Washington prepares students for advanced studies in Comparative Literature or in related fields such as individual national literatures, philosophy, or religion, or for careers in teaching on the elementary, secondary, or junior college levels. 

The Media Arts and Sciences programme at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) offers a unique interdisciplinary environment. This full-time master degree focuses on innovation across technology and design. Students engage in high-level research within a world-renowned public institution for advanced learning.

The Master of Arts in the field of Journalism and Media Studies from the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg is offered by coursework with a research report, or by dissertation. 

The Screen and Media Studies programme at University of Waikato involves advanced study in an Arts subject and is intended for those who want to deepen their knowledge of that subject. The degree helps applicants to build the skills required to work in their chosen field.

The Literature, Culture and Media programme at University of Iceland, concerns the diverse connections between culture and language, as seen from the perspective of cultural history, social sciences and linguistics. Ancient and modern world languages will be introduced and their origins, influence and effects investigated.

Whether you have your sights set on a future in film or television, advertising, journalism, or many others, you’re sure to be prepared for your dream job with a Master of Fine Arts degree in Cinema and Media Arts from Lindenwood University.

The Master Program in Media and Communication Management from Yeditepe University offers theoretical and practical education in conventional and new media studies within an interdisciplinary and critical approach. As such, it covers courses from a variety of fields, such as public relations, advertising, political science, and anthropology.

Television, Film and Media Studies from California State University Los Angeles is designed to enable students to acquire a Masters-level understanding and knowledge of media theory, media research, and media analysis and critique.

The Culture, Communication and Media programme offered at the University College London (UCL) provides a route for you carry out a piece of research that will make a distinctive contribution to knowledge in the fields of education, culture and communication. 

The Media Studies M.Sc. at The City University of New York is a research-focused master's programme delivered in a public study mode. This advanced curriculum explores media theory, law, and digital environments. Students develop expertise in television and radio industries through small, seminar-style academic sessions.

The MFA in Communication Media Arts program at Ohio University is a revolutionary degree designed in response to the rapidly evolving communication field. This degree will prepare select individuals for the leading edge of industry.

The Interdisciplinary Studies - Writing and New Media M.Sc. at Athabasca University is a 33-credit postgraduate programme delivered via a flexible public study mode. This online degree hones professional and creative writing skills through digital technology, typically completed within three to four years of study.

This British and American Cultures - Texts and Media MA programme from University of Hamburg focuses on the literature and culture of Great Britain and the United States of America. It takes an innovative approach to seminal works, theories, and methodologies in British and American studies. 

The Master’s Programme in Global Media Studies at Stockholm University is an international and research-oriented study programme attracting students from all over the world. 

The Specialized Journalism (The Arts) MA program offered at University of Southern California brings together journalists and professionals from the world of arts and culture who want to develop and refine their communication skills.