SOAS University of London

Overview

The MA Global Media and Digital Cultures (Online) at SOAS University of London delves into the intricate relationship between media and digital platforms with politics, diplomacy, identities, and social transformations across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. This program encourages an exploration of media through a critical, non-Eurocentric perspective, equipping students with essential research and professional communication skills.

What you'll study

The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the core themes surrounding global media and digital cultures. Core modules pave the way for in-depth exploration of specific topics related to media, diplomacy, and cultural discourse.

• Global Media and Digital Cultures
• Digital Diplomacy
• Transnational Communities and Diasporic Media
• Gender, Conflict and the Middle-East
• Global Diplomacy: Global Citizenship and Advocacy
• Cultural Diplomacy

The program emphasizes a learning approach that fosters critical reading, guided discussions, and research-driven insights. Assessment methods typically include written coursework and a dissertation, tailored to individual study plans.

Entry requirements

This program is ideal for recent graduates and professionals aiming to deepen their knowledge and skills for careers in media and communications, public relations, digital communication, government, education, NGOs, and international organizations.

Degree requirement: A prior degree in media and communication is not mandatory.

Additional consideration: An expressed interest in media and its societal impact will be beneficial.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MA Global Media and Digital Cultures will be well-equipped for a variety of career paths in the rapidly evolving media landscape. Potential opportunities include roles in media production, digital communication, public relations, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and academia. The skills and knowledge gained will enable graduates to navigate and influence the global media environment effectively.