134 Part-time Master's in Media Studies & Mass Media in United Kingdom

AI and Creative Media from Birkbeck, University of London combines critical thinking with hands-on creative practice to provide you with a unique opportunity to explore the impact of artificial intelligence technologies on the arts, media and creative industries.

Explore the ways digital media is transforming the world and learn how to use it meaningfully to address social justice issues, by joining this Media, Ethics and Social Change (Online) program at University of Sussex.

This Cultural and Media Studies (Distance Learning) programme at the University of Huddersfield allows you to undertake a one-year (full-time) research degree, with little or no formal taught component. 

Media Composition and Audio Post-Production at ThinkSpace Education is designed for those who want to develop two complementary skill sets – composing music and delivering professional-grade sound – to increase their value on any film or TV production and enhance their employability in industry.

This Cultural and Media Studies programme at the University of Huddersfield allows you to undertake a one-year (full-time) research degree, with little or no formal taught component.

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.

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.

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 Sociology (The Sociology of Media and Culture)course from the University of Cambridge provides students with the opportunity to study the nature and transformation of media, culture and technology at an advanced level.

The University of Roehampton offers a comprehensive MA in Media and Communications, designed for one year of full-time study or two years part-time. This programme equips students with vital skills for the media industry, focusing on practical applications and theoretical insights.

The Global Media and Digital Cultures (Online) course from SOAS University of London provides students with a non-Eurocentric approach to addressing some of the key debates in contemporary lives

The Media and Communications (Research) programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a 12-month, full-time master degree. This public study mode course provides advanced methodological training, exploring socio-cultural frameworks and media regulation to prepare students for high-level research roles.

Film and Television Studies MA offers you the flexibility to choose which of University of Warwick's world-leading scholars you wish to work with. The Department of Film and Television Studies has a worldwide reputation for the quality of its teaching and research within the fields of film and television aesthetics, history and theory.

The Journalism (Part-time) degree at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of media practices. This programme leads to a B.A. in Journalism and can be pursued over two years. Classes are held in the evenings, allowing for flexible study alongside professional commitments.

The University of Manchester offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Digital Media, Culture and Society, which can be pursued full-time over one year or part-time over two years. This course is delivered in person, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between digital media, culture, and societal dynamics.

Unlock creative and collaborative careers as you explore the role of promotional media and communication in society, culture and the economy with this Promotional Media degree from University of Leeds.

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.

The Political Communication and Media from University of Strathclyde is a multi-disciplinary programme that explores the intersection of politics, media, and public discourse and prepares students to understand, analyse, and effectively engage in the communication processes that shape political life.