378 Master's in Media Studies & Mass Media in Europe

The MSc/MA in Media, Culture and Global Cities is a new double degree programme jointly offered by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and New York University (NYU). It allows students to study media and communications in top media capitals of the world — London and New York — while engaging with the academic cultures and resources of two leading institutions.

The Media, Communication and Development programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science is an intensive 12-month, full-time course. This master degree explores contemporary global issues through an interdisciplinary lens, focusing on low-income contexts and research training in the public sphere.

Digital Arts (Video and Screen Media) from University of Malta promotes practice-based research in art and design.

Digital Entertainment Business programme from Luiss Business School is a multi-hub programme that will take you to two different countries in one year: the first semester will take place in Amsterdam and the second semester in Rome.

The University of Lincoln offers a Master of Arts (MA) by Research in Media and Cultural Studies (Research). This postgraduate programme can be pursued full-time over one year or part-time across two years. Students engage in independent research under the guidance of experienced supervisors, enriching their academic journey in a dynamic environment.

This Media Production course at York St John University will help you develop your existing practice and further your career goals. Whether your aim is to develop as a filmmaker, documentarian, podcaster, radio producer or to run a YouTube channel, we will guide you in achieving your ambitions.

Build essential skills in magazine journalism by learning to produce online and print publications. The Magazine Journalism MA from City St George's, University of London also requires you to take up to seven weeks of relevant work experience, giving valuable practical experience and potentially the first step of a career.

The Erasmus Mundus Masters: Journalism, Media and Globalisation at City St George's, University of London is a prestigious two-year programme. Delivered via full-time study, this master degree offers a unique international perspective on contemporary media practices and global communication challenges for aspiring professionals.

The Digital Media Production programme at the Oxford Brookes University is like a test run for a real production environment. You’ll get hands-on experience with all the latest equipment and software that the professionals use. Expert instruction from tutors working in the industry. And live projects where you can apply your skills alongside your fellow students.

With roots in philosophy, history and discourse analysis, the two-year Media Studies (Research) programme of the University of Amsterdam explores pertinent theoretical approaches to the study of media in contemporary culture. 

Combine critical and creative skills to explore how digital media co-shape society. Understand the sociotechnical dynamics of digital cultures, ethics, and politics. Use digital tools and design thinking to tackle challenges and lead sustainable change with Media Studies - Digital Cultures programme offered by Maastricht University.

The Geomedia Studies - Media, Mobility and Spatial planning programme from Karlstad University is a unique cross-disciplinary study programme that combines Human Geography and Media and Communication Studies to understand our present. 

The Graphic Media Design programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) is a postgraduate course delivered in a full-time study mode. This degree focuses on advanced design practice and critical research, providing students with the tools to excel in the evolving media landscape over its standard duration.

The Media, Campaigning and Social Change course at the University of Westminster is an innovative course build on our close links with leading campaigners and communicators in London's vibrant social change sector.

The M.A. in Film and Screen Media (with Television) at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of the film and television landscape. This one-year full-time course is designed for evening study, allowing flexibility for those with daytime commitments.

The Film, Television and Screen Industries programme offered at the University of Nottingham was designed using the expertise and insider knowledge provided by the industry partners.

The MA in Media Production at Birmingham City University is a one-year full-time programme designed to cultivate essential skills for success in the digital media landscape. This course emphasises practical learning and theoretical grounding, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the media industry.

 Apart from enjoying games yourself, are you interested in how games are developed and constructed from a technical point of view? Do you also want to know what purposes they serve, what ethical and narrative principles they correspond to? Then the Master's programme in Game Studies and Engineering from University of Klagenfurt is your perfect choice!

MA Cinematography from MetFilm School offers you a unique opportunity to develop the necessary skills and techniques to work professionally within the camera department, employ a range of technical and creative techniques to develop and enhance visual storytelling, and explore a range of film formats and processes. 

This interdisciplinary research master offers the best of three worlds (arts, literature and media). You take two collective courses which will train you to position yourself and your research in a multi-disciplinary field.