Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the MA in Media and Communications (Global Media) programme will possess career-ready skills in:
- Media and communication theory
- Research methodology
- Understanding the global audience
- Moral and ethical considerations in international media
- Gender and identity studies
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You will study your programme with London College of Contemporary Arts. Your programme modules and learning content are delivered via the Moodle study platform, and feature the following resources:
- Professionally produced video lectures created by leading business practitioners
- A designated tutor who will provide support and feedback throughout your programme
- Case studies and discussion questions to enhance your understanding of theory in context
- Downloadable e-books and free library resources to aid your assignment writing and research
- Access to online forums where you can share and discuss new concepts with fellow students and professionals from around the world
- UK undergraduate degree or equivalent – any subject area
- English levels 5.5 IELTS (5.5 in all bands) or equivalent*
- Relevant work experience is an asset, but no work experience is required
Students who fail to meet academic requirements can be assessed on their relevant work experience (minimum 3 years' management experience for mature study route).
Programme modules within the online MA in Media and Communications are delivered by London College of Contemporary Arts (LCCA) and in cooperation with the International Telematic University UNINETTUNO. This ensures that you will benefit from the industry insight and professional expertise of tutors from two respected academic institutions as you study towards your postgraduate degree. Follow this link to see the full programme syllabus.
Information is based on student numbers between 2015-2017.
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