25 Master's degrees in Journalism & Media in Germany
Germany offers a diverse range of Journalism & Media programmes tailored to international students. Tuition fees vary, with the lower end at €890 and the typical fee around €8,340. On the higher end, fees can reach up to €23,500. A significant 20% of programmes are considered affordable, making it accessible for many students. Additionally, 4% of programmes are available online, offering flexibility for those who prefer distance learning. Germany boasts a robust educational landscape, with 9% of its universities providing Journalism & Media courses, ensuring a wide array of options for prospective students.
Digital Media and Society
Digital Media and Society from University of Bremen is situated at the leading edge of these developments. Its aim is to qualify students for media planning and decision-making positions in a datafied society.
International Marketing and Media Management
The master’s programme International Marketing and Media Management (M.A.) from Media University of Applied Sciences equips you with the international strategic skills, introduces you to the latest marketing trends and provides you with knowledge of both quantitative and qualitative methodology.
Visual and Media Anthropology
This master's program teaches practical and theoretical knowledge of film production in a research context.
Directing
MA Directing from MetFilm School is designed for you to develop the skills and understanding needed to work as a director in today’s multi-faceted screen industries. Today’s director must be knowledgeable about industry, entrepreneurial, multi-skilled, and able to bring a deep understanding of story and performance in different contexts.
Media, Technology and Society
Media, Technology and Society at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences are having an ever greater impact on society. It is therefore vital for companies to keep pace, especially as they are increasingly reaching their target groups via online media.
Digital Narratives
In the Master’s programme Digital Narratives, young creatives acquire the skills they need to engage critically with digital media, experiment with various formats, and develop and produce their own digital storytelling projects. The programme places particular emphasis on immersive technologies, interactive storytelling and the impact of AI on media production.
Journalism, Media and Globalisation
The Journalism, Media and Globalisation programme at Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) Munich focuses on the global challenges of contemporary digital journalism by emphasising the diversity of journalistic cultures and contexts, the investigative practices of cross-border journalism, and comparative journalism research.
New Media Design
In the New Media Design degree from University of Europe for Applied Sciences, Germany, you’ll learn how to analyse and locate spatial, moving, and non-linear forms of expression and how to apply them to your own spatial concepts.
Digital Journalism
The M.A. Digital Journalism from Media University of Applied Sciences includes the classic media: print, online and audiovisual, which are increasingly converging in the world of media
Expanded Media
Creating media experiences that have an impact on the real lives of users and can bring about real changes is the aim of the English-language master's program Expanded Media at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences.
Translational Neuroscience
Translational Neuroscience from Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf is a rapidly developing field with great relevance for society.
Knowledge and Communication
The Knowledge and Communication MA programme at the University of Münster blends theory, practice, and international focus, preparing you for careers in media, journalism, and research.
British and American Cultures - Texts and Media
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.
Media Informatics
The M.Sc. Media Informatics from University of Tübingen provides advanced content in media informatics with the core areas of human-computer interaction and media production, web and internet, computer graphics and visual computing, and multimedia technology.
Human Geography - Globalisation, Media and Culture
The master's program in Human Geography - Globalisation, Media and Culture at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz focuses on renegotiating geographical relations between culture and society in the course of globalization processes.
International Dispute Resolution
The International Dispute Resolution LL.M. at Humboldt University Berlin is a one-year full-time postgraduate master’s degree in International Dispute Resolution (IDR), with a strong emphasis on international arbitration. The master's program is open to law graduates from all jurisdictions and is taught exclusively in English.
Media and Communication Management
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.
Documentary and Factual
MA Documentary and Factual from MetFilm School will give you the skills and understanding needed to work as a director and/or producer in today’s factual content industries. Specific topics include finding and developing ideas, researching protagonists, learning interview techniques, research and access to contributors, creating stories, and pitching ideas.
Translation, Communication, Language Technology
Students of the Translation, Communication, Language Technology programme at Heidelberg University study the theory and practice of the written transmission of factual and specialist texts into another language. In addition, they learn about theories and strategies of multilingual communication and cultural mediation and acquire skills in the area of innovative language technologies.
Producing
MA Producing from MetFilm School offers students a unique opportunity to develop the necessary skills to become the next generation of entrepreneurs in the screen business world. The programme aims to provide insight into, and mastery of, creative development, physical production, and business and finance in relation to the creative screen industries.