Cultural and Digital Media Studies Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Cultural and Digital Media Studies MA at Liverpool Hope University is a ground-breaking programme designed to address the ethical and social challenges posed by the rapid emergence of techno-capitalism. Students engage with critical questions regarding the future of human intelligence and labour in an increasingly digitalised world, exploring how human consciousness can thrive alongside advanced technologies.

Why Cultural and Digital Media Studies at Liverpool Hope University?

This programme stands out for its commitment to research-informed teaching delivered by a vibrant team of experts. Students benefit from an intimate and nurturing learning environment, with teaching conducted in smaller groups to ensure every individual feels heard and supported. A distinctive feature of the degree is the opportunity to complete a dissertation in partnership with creative industries or international organisations, such as the UN and various NGOs. These collaborations facilitate crucial professional contacts and significantly enhance graduate employability prospects within the global media and cultural sectors.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 16500 per year
• National fee: GBP 8150 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum consists of four core modules and a final research project, totalling 180 credits. Modules may include:

• Advanced Research for Social Change
• Innovative Research Techniques for Social Transformation
• Advanced Social Theory
• Contemporary Inequalities
• Disability and the Disciplines
• Dissertation / Research Project

Careers with Cultural and Digital Media Studies

Graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles within the culture, media, and creative industries. The programme develops intercultural competence and critical social science approaches, which are highly valued by multinational companies, charities, and digital communities. Potential career paths include roles as researchers, analysts, and project leaders in both local and international organisations. By fostering a deep understanding of global social issues and digital curation, the degree equips students to become competent global citizens capable of leading projects in the context of business, media, and online communication.