247 Part-time Master's degrees in Digital Media

Develop skills to communicate globally and engage with the digital age. Explore modern concepts and digital’s potential futures with this Digital Media degree offered at University of Sussex.

Launch your global career with Digital Media and Creative Industries programme from Loughborough University.

The Digital Media Arts (Online) degree from University of Hertfordshire provides an opportunity to study one or more digital specialisms including video, kinetics, animation, sound, games, photography, social and interactive media. 

Through the Analytics and Artificial Intelligence, taught by Loughborough London you’ll explore how data and intelligent systems are reshaping the sport industry.

The Impact MBA in Digital Transformation and Innovation Management program from Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences equips you with the skills to leverage digital technology for a more sustainable and equitable world.

The Design and Digital Media course from The University of Edinburgh offers the best of studio-based design learning and provides opportunities for you to develop skills and insights in the creative use of design practices and technologies for digital media across a range of uses and platforms.

If you’re seeking to pursue a career in digital business, e-commerce, digital marketing and business operations, then this Digital Business Management course offered by Teesside University is for you.

The Metaverse course at University of Nicosia is designed to provide participants a specialized program of study to become competent professionals in the field of Metaverse. Graduates will be able to develop computational design, programming skills and acquire hands-on cutting-edge experience, while cultivating analytical and creative thinking on the applications of Metaverse.

This Business Information Technology MSc degree from Edinburgh Napier University is closing the gap between technology and management to help deliver successful information systems.

The University of Liverpool offers a degree in Archives and Records Management (Digital Pathway). You’ll gain the knowledge you need to pursue an archives and records career in research, business, government, academia – indeed anywhere that qualified professionals are needed.

The Digital Media and Communication (Online) course at Aston University is an innovative, interdisciplinary programme designed for those who want to lead and shape media and communication in a fast-moving digital world.

The Digital Media - Storytelling and Production course at University of Westminster empowers you to become a versatile and entrepreneurial digital media professional, blending advanced production skills with critical analysis of today’s media landscape. 

The Digital Communication and Social Media course at American College of Greece is designed to meet this growing need in the market. It is a specialist graduate programme for students who aspire to plan, design, implement, and evaluate digital communication and social media strategies in private, public, and non-profit settings.

The Digital Media and Communications programme from University of Nicosia is designed to be completed in one calendar year (12 months), over a fall, a spring and a summer semester of 13 weeks. Working professionals have the part-time study option which may take longer. 

Throughout the Digital Media and Culture MA course from the University of York you'll be able to gain specialist knowledge of digital culture in tandem with interdisciplinary learning across different media forms through optional modules.

Digital Transformation degree from University of Hull is about harnessing technological potential for your organisation. Technologies such as 3D printing, blockchain, AI and quantum computing are set to reshape the business landscape, but there’s always something new on the horizon.

Interactive Digital Media from Griffith College is at the intersection of design, computing and content.

This Digital Society programme from University of Glasgow aims to respond to the needs of this fast-changing environment, by preparing social scientists who can critically and effectively engage with the realities and challenges of the digital era.

The Social Media and Digital Communication programme at the University of Westminster will give you the opportunity to develop an in-depth understanding of contemporary digital communication and its seismic impact on politics, culture and society. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

The Digital and Social Media programme from American College of Greece offers professionals tasked with advertising, branding, public affairs, strategic communications (internal or external), or community engagement to plan, execute, and assess comprehensive and effective digital and social media campaigns for private, public, or non-profit organizations.