This Master’s at Pompeu Fabra University examines how media and communication shape power relations and the social meaning of difference. You will study how representations are produced, contested, and negotiated, with a focus on ethics, mediation, and social relations.
The Master's program in International Studies on Media, Power and Difference at Pompeu Fabra University explores the intricate relationships between media, communication, and power dynamics. It delves into how various representations are created, challenged, and negotiated, with a strong emphasis on ethical considerations, mediation, and social interactions. This program provides a comprehensive understanding of how media influences societal perceptions and power structures globally.
The curriculum is designed to equip students with critical analytical skills and a deep understanding of the ethical implications of media. Core courses typically include:
Students will engage in a research component that aligns with the program's themes, allowing them to develop a research question, apply critical frameworks to media and communication case studies, and produce a final research output.
Applicants to this program should possess an official undergraduate degree or an equivalent qualification. While preference is given to candidates with backgrounds in communication, social sciences, legal sciences, or humanities, those with relevant professional experience in fields such as journalism, advertising, marketing, or social media may also be considered.
Graduates of this program will be well-prepared for a variety of career paths in media, communication offices, international agencies, NGOs, or governmental organizations. The skills and knowledge gained through this Master's program will enable them to navigate and influence the complex intersections of media, power, and societal differences in their professional endeavors.
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