282 Part-time Master's degrees in Media Studies & Mass Media

From law, computer animation and media production to communication and journalism, the Faculty of Media and Communication degree at Bournemouth University offers many opportunities for research across a wide range of specialisms.

The Social Media and Digital Marketing programme from The University of Exeter integrates social science perspectives with business and industry-focused training to prepare students for leadership in social media strategy, content creation, and digital marketing analytics. 

The Technology, Media and Telecommunications Law (Online) course delivered by 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 learned knowledge to enhance your career.

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.

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.

This Film and Television course at University of Bristol integrates filmmaking practice with textual and historical approaches to the study of film and television. 

Join the Immersive Media (Part-time) course offered by Liverpool John Moores University and design the future of digital experiences - create, innovate, and push boundaries in XR, Interactive Storytelling & Immersive Technology

The Publishing Studies MLitt course from University of Stirling covers the whole process of planning, editing, production, marketing and publication management in print and digital environments.

The Media, Culture and Everyday Life degree delivered at University of Liverpool offers an exciting opportunity to engage with current debates about visual culture in relation to the changes wrought by contemporary media on everyday life.

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

Do you want to communicate compelling stories through print and online media? The Journalism (Lifestyle, Arts and Culture) course from the University of Westminster is a highly practical, well-rounded course that produces multi-skilled journalists. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

This research-focused Media and Journalism from Newcastle University develops your cultural understanding, and critical analysis. It introduces the content production skills needed for global media industries.

The Digital Media, Data and Society programme from University of Liverpool is designed for you if you have an interest in the opportunities, yet risks, that emerge from the increasing use of digital data in our society.

The Media and Communication course at Kingston University will give you the expertise, problem solving skills and creative mindset needed to pursue a wide range of high-impact professions.

This Media and Broadcast Production MA programme rom the Queen's University Belfast is providing you with a solid foundation in media-based storytelling by combining in-depth research methods with a practical, hands-on approach to learning.

The Film and Television Production course offered at University of Portsmouth is an exciting opportunity to advance your career in the creative industries. It offers flexible start dates in either September or January to accommodate your schedule.

The Communication and Media degree delivered by the University of Liverpool allows you to undertake a one year full-time or two year part-time research project in Communication and Media. You will receive training in research skills and supervision from one or more academic specialists in their subject area.

This Media, Communications and International Journalism programme from University of Glasgow combine the latest in media, communications and audience theory, and research methodologies with the production and editorial skills that are required of the modern journalist. You can apply your understanding of the role of the media in society to your own journalistic output.

Gain the skills to navigate global media landscapes, communicate across cultures, and shape stories that connect the world with this Cross-Cultural Communication and Media Studies from Newcastle University.

If you’re interested in learning more about how changing technology impacts our culture and society, or what role the digital sphere plays in culture and communication, we invite you to join us on this two-year part-time Media, Culture and Society (Part time) offered by the University of East Anglia.