1.6k Master's degrees in Journalism & Media

This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Digital Media Culture - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Birkbeck, University of London.

The Translation Studies degree delivered by the University College Cork offers an introduction to contemporary translation theory and practice, with seminars and hands-on workshops focused on developing general and language-specific translation and intercultural communication skills.

The Translation Studies degree delivered by University of Galway is designed to equip our graduates with the skills, knowledge and professional expertise needed to thrive in the language services industry and beyond. 

 This flexible, part-time Postgraduate Certificate and Journalism Innovation and Leadership programme at The University of Lancashire is tailored to news innovators eager to lead, and leaders eager to innovate, by growing their competence, their confidence, their networks as well as their career options.

ct resolution, by studying arbitration law as it is applied in many countries around the with the International Dispute Resolution degree delivered by the Queen Mary University of London.

Get ready to start your career in film, television or digital media with the hands-on Film and Television - Research and Production course from University of Birmingham. You'll develop your employability and filmmaking skills without needing any previous media experience.

Prepare for a fast-paced media career on this NCTJ-accredited Sport Journalism course offered at University of Brighton.

The global language services industry is transforming as media, ideas and discourse transcend borders in new ways thanks to AI. In this Translation and Localisation course at University of Leeds, develop advanced linguistic expertise alongside the technological fluency needed to work in this growing sector. 

Master the art of strategic public relations with the Digital Media and Communications course delivered by the Teesside University.

Public Relations and Digital Communications from Griffith College is designed for candidates who wish to master the theory and application of the public relations skills and techniques required to succeed in a wide range of public relations and communications employment settings.

For the Interactive Media (by research) programme from University of York, you will investigate, through critical theory, close reading or other appropriate approaches, an area of interactive media and/or digital culture (such as games studies, digital cinema, digital identity, digital design and digital storytelling), submitting for your degree a thesis of between 15,000 and 20,000 words.

The Translation and Interpreting Studies (Advanced) programme at Macquarie University allows you to achieve greater depth in either translation or interpreting – or in both disciplines.

Through the Journalism and Digital Communication course from the University of Limerick you will learn how to find and tell stories that captivate audiences using the power of multimedia storytelling. 

The combination of media and area studies at Media and Area Studies (MARS) from Charles University provides in-depth critical knowledge about processes of mediation and signification, and how space and geography intersect with them.

This innovative Media, Campaigning and Social Change degree offered at the University of Westminster aims to equip students with the skills, knowledge and strategic approach to develop and analyse social change campaigns and activism, with a particular focus on the role of communications and the media. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

Media Production (Film and Television) from University of Sunderland will give you the skills, knowledge, experience, and confidence to be employable in the film, TV, and media industry. You'll work with specialised cameras, sound recording equipment, movement rigs, and professional editing software packages such as Avid Media Composer.

The Translation Studies programme of the University of Glasgow hosts a strong postgraduate community and discipline-specific networks and offer a stimulating research seminar programme, extensive library resources, wide-ranging expertise in the field and the opportunity for interdisciplinary supervision.

On the Media and Communications programme at Sheffield Hallam University conduct a period of intensive, supervised study where you will critically investigate and evaluate an approved topic and demonstrate an understanding of suitable research methods.

The Translation and Post-Editing of Technical Texts programme at Kaunas University of Technology will appeal to those who are willing to get more profound knowledge in translation and post-editing methodologies and technologies, and to improve their skills in translation technology and management of translation projects. 

Explore media’s political, social and cultural power in everyday life. Develop a skills portfolio in critical analysis, creativity and research with this Media and Cultural Studies degree offered at University of Sussex.