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About the course
The M.A. Communication in Digital Societies programme allows you to engage in theoretical and application-oriented study simultaneously. Primarily intended for graduates from degree programmes with a focus on communication science, it is the right degree programme for you if you are interested in how the digital media are changing communication processes in the public realm and what consequences this might have for society at large. It takes social-scientific research with a special focus on computational methods and combines this with interdisciplinary aspects of digitalisation. As you progress through the programme, you will acquire a wide range of skills that give you the best preparation for your future career, be it in academic research or working in the digital or communications business sectors. You will have the opportunity to complete an internship during your degree programme, which will give you initial work experience and enable you to apply the knowledge you have gained.
Entry Requirements
You are eligible if you have a university degree in communication studies, journalism or a related field with a media focus with a final grade of 2.5 or better or the relevant foreign equivalent grade; if you do not meet this requirement, you may still be eligible if you were among the best 50% of your cohort.
You must have gained at least 30 ECTS credits each in communication studies and social-scientific quantitative and/or qualitative research methods and/or statistics and/or have applied quantitative and qualitative social-scientific research methods in an empirical project for your dissertation.
Fees
87 euros per semester (student services contribution)
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