247 Part-time Master's degrees in Digital Media

Ready to lead and inspire the creative sector? Turn your creativity into your career with the Digital Media and Creative Industries programme from University of Birmingham. 

The MA in Human Rights in the Digital Society programme from Tallinn University was created to address new developments and challenges in law and society that have arisen in connection with the ever-increasing digitalisation.

The Media, Ethics and Social Change (Online) from the University of Sussex Online offers you the opportunity to engage with the ways in which digital media is both transforming the world and is a medium for transformation. It will teach you how to use digital media in a meaningful way to bring about positive change across various sectors. 

The Technology, Media and Telecommunications Law course delivered by the Queen Mary University of London gives you the opportunity to analyse how technology, media and telecommunications law has affected the application of traditional legal principles. Examine the complex issues, precedence and developments of law and policy and learn how to apply this knowledge to current events and cases.

Develop the skills to succeed in the dynamic world of digital media with this Digital Media and Communications programme from University of Birmingham.

The MSc Course in Mobile Networks and Media Streaming at Kingston University is your gateway to a career in the booming wireless and streaming industries.

The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) Program in Arts and Machine Creativity is designed for students focused on advanced research and scholarly exploration in the field of arts and machine creativity. The research program offers opportunities for in-depth study and contributes to the advancement of knowledge in the discipline, pushing the boundaries of the integration of art and technology.

The aim of this structured Master of Science in Digital Media and Marketing from the Atlantic Technological University is to develop participants' expertise and scholarship within the rapidly evolving professional discipline of strategic digital media and marketing.

Develop digital design skills to understand and solve real world problems and societal challenges with the Digital Design programme at University of York.

This Digital Media and Communication MSc course from University of Stirling will provide you with a pathway to a professional career in digital media management and production, delivered by one of the UKs leading schools for digital media, film, and communication studies.

Master digital media and communication with the advanced Digital Media and Communications programme from Teesside University.

Leverage digital technologies for social and environmental change with The Impact MSc in Digital Transformation for Sustainable Impact course from Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences.

The MA in Music, Sound, Culture and Media degree delivered by Dublin City University is an interdisciplinary programme, which includes creative and collaborative components and offers hybrid delivery for international and Ireland-based students.

This Digital Health, Postgrad.Cert. from Australian Catholic University (ACU) will help you develop an evidence-based foundation of digital health, and a sound understanding of the relevant concepts and application of digital health technologies to suit the health industry.

This interdisciplinary Digital Health postgraduate course at the University of Malta exposes students to modern digital technologies that are becoming vital to improve the personal wellbeing and to the understanding, prevention, diagnosis and management of illnesses.

Enhance your understanding of language, culture, and communication - and prepare to make a difference in multicultural workplaces worldwide with this Cross-Cultural Communication course from Newcastle University.

The Communication and Future Marketing (Online) programme from GBSB Global Business School equips you with cutting-edge strategies in digital marketing, brand storytelling, and data-driven communication.

The University of Liverpool offers a degree in Communication and Media. The world we live in is dominated by media in many forms. From entertainment and culture, through news and social media, to politics and promotion: the media shapes our understanding of what we know and what we consume.

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. 

This Digital Humanities course from Lancaster University is taught by the internationally recognised tutors who have a wide range of subject knowledge from across the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences and beyond. You can draw on their expertise and develop your degree in a way that suits your interests and career prospects.