1.6k Master's degrees in Journalism & Media

Study key research methods and learn the cultural and ethical implications of public relations. Be prepared for the industry's changing demands with a Graduate Diploma of Public Relations from Deakin University.

This unique Brands, Communication and Culture programme, offered by Goldsmiths, University of London introduces the ways in which brands are developed and used.

The MA in Interpreting and Translation, Mandarin and English at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China is designed for native speakers of Chinese who have a high level of competence in English and wish to develop this further. It is also open to speakers of other languages than English and Chinese who have a high level of competence in both English and Chinese.  

The Master of Arts degree program in Journalism from Michigan State University is designed to prepare students for high-impact careers in our rapidly changing news media world.

The Peter Stark Producing Program MFA program at University of Southern California is an innovative, two-year (four-semester) full-time graduate program designed to prepare a select group of highly motivated students for careers as producers and executives of film, television, and new media.

The Master of Arts program in Media and Information from Michigan State University will teach you the impact of media and information systems on how we work, communicate, and even relax is profound.

The award-winning Public Relations and Advertising program at DePaul University will prepare you for a successful career in the public relations, advertising and integrated marketing communications fields.

The Master of Arts degree in Communication (Mass Communication) program at the University of Southern Mississippi integrates research and theory into a broad-based curriculum designed to prepare recent graduates and experienced professionals for doctoral studies, professional advancement, and personal enrichment. 

The University of Miami Interactive Media Master of Fine Arts prepares students to innovate through understanding and experiencing the business, social, academic, and cultural contexts of emerging technologies.

The English Literature and Publishing program at DePaul University provides an intensive knowledge of British and American English literature, as well as a robust set of skills in scholarship and criticism, allowing you to innovate in your chosen field.

The 30-credit Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism MA program at The New School  surveys traditional forms of book and magazine publishing while exploring the possibilities of new media, placing an emphasis on unorthodox and forward-looking forms. 

The Writing programme at Rowan University is a Master of Arts (MA) degree designed for completion in four semesters. This 30-credit course offers flexible study modes for creative writers and educators. Students explore diverse genres and professional practices through a comprehensive curriculum at this respected institution.

The Journalism program of the University of Colorado at Boulder prepares students for professional success in news outlets, digital and social media platforms, and corporate communications. 

The Digital Media and Culture MA from the University of Warwick focuses on how digital processes are transforming culture, the economy and society. Become trained in the tools to understand it, and use digital media creatively and critically at Warwick's Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies.

University of Warwick's Creative and Media Enterprises MA was the first in the UK to examine the business of creativity by focusing on the special relationship between creativity, strategic management and cultural entrepreneurship.  The course facilitates an entrepreneurial and strategic approach to managing creative business, people, and ideas across the creative and media industries.

Are you looking for a MA in Translation and Cultures offering a rigorous academic grounding in the theoretical and practical study of translation? University of Warwick will provide you with the knowledge and critical skills to become a successful intercultural mediator. 

The Interpreting program from University of New South Wales is one of three cutting-edge postgraduate degrees offered by UNSW in this exciting field. It is endorsed by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI), which means you will gain the knowledge, skills and certification to work as a professional translator and interpreter in Australia and internationally. 

The Media Studies M.A. at Concordia University Montréal is a two-year, 45-credit postgraduate programme. Available in full-time mode with thesis or course-based options, it explores contemporary culture and theory. This degree provides a deep academic foundation for researchers and creators at the Montréal campus.

The Master in Visual Brand Design at Domus Academy aims at identifying core values of brands and their future needs to create innovative communication strategies.

The Studio Art program at University of North Texas frames the individual needs of each student through the development of conceptual, aesthetic, and technical skills.