1.6k Master's degrees in Journalism & Media

This one-year Master’s programme in Journalism from Södertörn University provides a global perspective on journalism, investigating the role of journalism in different media systems and socio-cultural contexts, giving you the knowledge and skills necessary for work in an international setting. You will also examine changes to the global media and their implications for professional journalism.

The public relations industry is changing faster than ever. As one of the first and most prestigious public relations programmes in the nation, we are, too. The Public Relations programme is offered by Syracuse University.

This B.Sc. in Film and Screen Media (with Study Abroad) at Birkbeck, University of London, is a two-year full-time programme. It combines world-class instruction in film and media with an enriching term at a partner university abroad, enhancing your academic experience and professional skills in a global context.

The Reed College of Media’s Master of Science in Journalism program at West Virginia University provides students with an advanced understanding of media disciplines, preparing them for careers in the industry or academia.

The Communication Management MCG program offered at University of Southern California teaches concepts and skills relevant to today’s communication professional. 

The Communication and Media Studies at University of Oregon is a research-focused Master's degree. This full-time programme typically spans 18 to 21 months, allowing students to work with international experts. It offers a flexible, interdisciplinary curriculum designed for those seeking to advance in media research.

This Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship - Media and Communications Pathway programme, offered by Goldsmiths, University of London, allows you to develop the business/entrepreneurial skills and attributes to commercialise on your creative and cultural practices and/or knowledge.

The Book Publishing program from Portland State University provides its students with a comprehensive view of the publishing industry through general, specialized, and experiential learning that immerses students in the work that it takes to publish a book from acquisition to launch.

The Mass Communication program at California State University Northridge allows for development of individual professional skills to produce digital media content, and it also focuses on evaluation of media performance, using analytic and research techniques that culminate in a Thesis, Graduate Project or Comprehensive Examination.

The Expanded Media programme at the University of Kansas offers a master level curriculum focused on interdisciplinary artistic expression. This public study mode course integrates time-based technology with conceptual art. Students explore performance and digital strategies through a flexible, research-driven duration.

The Public Relations master’s degree from Ball State University prepares you for either the professional media environment, career advancement or a path toward doctoral study. 

Mass Communications at Texas Tech University is designed to prepare students to enter the communications industry or to continue studies toward a Doctor of Philosophy degree.

The Communication - Language, Literature, Mass Media programme at Sofia University St.Kliment Ohridski looks at communication from the perspective of the interaction between literature and the media in the globalizing world of computers and the Internet. 

The New Media Photojournalism programme at George Washington University provides a comprehensive public study experience. This master degree focuses on visual storytelling and journalism, equipping students with advanced technical skills. Over the course of the programme, learners master the art of contemporary digital media.

The Film and Media Studies M.A. at the University of Kansas is a two-year, research-focused programme. This public study mode degree combines advanced theory and analysis with practical production training. Students complete 30 credits, including a mandatory thesis, to gain a comprehensive mastery of cinematic and media arts.

The Journalism programme at The City University of New York is a professional M.A. degree designed for the modern media landscape. This intensive course consists of 43 credits and can be completed in 16 months. Students can choose full-time or part-time study modes to gain essential reporting and multimedia skills.

The Human-Computer Interaction program at DePaul University prepares students to ideate, design, implement, and evaluate computer-based technologies so they are useful and usable for end users.

Publishing from University of Pretoria focuses on research to drive innovative and enquiry-led teaching for educating and positioning our students to be leaders in their professions. 

The Instructional Technology and Media degree programs at Teachers College at Columbia University examine the relationship between the design of technology, digital media, cultural context, social interaction, and learning.

Develop your creativity and publishing industry knowledge with a focus on editorial, imaginative and professional writing, and marketing across print and digital with the Creative Writing and Publishing programme at Anglia Ruskin University.