International Communication University of Leeds

Overview

Core modules in International Communication will give you the context and theoretical knowledge to consider the fundamental questions. Then, choose from an extensive list of optional modules and focus your studies on what best suits your interests or career aspirations. The content of the course modules is informed by the research interests and practice of academic staff who teach them, ensuring your teaching is laser-focused on current thinking and trends.

Topics are wide-ranging, from identity in the media to public relations, climate change communication, and political reporting. Whatever the future you want to embark on, you’ll gain the skills to thrive in fast-paced, challenging sectors, including government, media and industry.

Why study at University of Leeds

• A hub for innovation in comms: Leeds is home to a blossoming communications industry, including Channel 4’s national headquarters and a vibrant PR scene. That means more opportunities – during your course and once you graduate. 
• Be supported to succeed: Benefit from small tutorial groups and regular one-to-one meetings with academic staff to ask questions and discuss your work. 
• Flexible, bespoke module options: An extensive and broad range of optional modules lets you tailor your studies in line with your interests and specialism. 
• Fully equipped facilities: The School of Media and Communication is home to a 58-seat cinema, 80 editing bays, a cutting-edge TV studio and an extensive equipment loan service. You’ll also have access to Helix, the University's learning innovation hub for students, staff, and the local community. 
• Strong industry connections: Our school collaborates with the likes of the BBC, Ofcom, UK Government and European Commission to understand challenges and inform policy – partnerships and expertise that directly inform your teaching. 
• Guaranteed industry experience: While studying, you’ll have the chance to work with clients and gain consultancy experience as part of a 2-week online Global Industry Programme.