Loughborough University Masters Degrees

The programme will develop your understanding of the key concepts and theorisations of childhood and youth studies, as well as enhance your knowledge on children and young people’s lives across the global north and south. Read more

Digital media has become an integral part of contemporary life. The internet and mobile technologies are inseparable from everything we do. Read more

Media and cultural industries are not only important sources of wealth-creation and employment but they can also create inequality through shaping everyday culture and public opinion. Read more

You will be taught in a progressive, research-intensive environment, and will gain a first-hand understanding of the relationship between design and research by working alongside research and academic staff. Read more

Our MA Media and Cultural Analysis programme is delivered by a diverse interdisciplinary team with a strong profile in, for example, digital culture, media, sociology, anthropology and communication studies. Read more

Terrorism, civil wars, migration, modern slavery, climate change and predatory states all threaten the stability of our international system. Read more

The digital age has produced some of the most remarkable developments in modern history. Read more

The focus of our MA Storytelling degree is on Applied Storytelling, which is the use and application of storytelling within contexts of community-building, personal and professional development, and policy formation. Read more

As part of the course, we will be asking you to think critically about some of the following questions. Read more

Perfect for anyone looking for a postgraduate degree in theatre, our MA Theatre is an actively interdisciplinary programme, combining practice-based enquiry and scholarly study. Read more

The content of the programme enables you to develop your skills and competencies in both the creative and analytical aspects of UX whilst working on a diverse range of projects. Read more

Our MSC in Water Management for Development is managed by the Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC) in the School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering. Read more

This challenging interdisciplinary programme spans the major classes of engineering materials essential to advanced modern high technology industries. Read more

Through a broad range of core and optional modules, you will be able to build essential multidisciplinary skills and deepen your understanding of key pharmaceutical science concepts, whilst developing vital research and professional skills. Read more

Analytical chemists assess the chemical structure and nature of substances using a range of techniques, such as electro-chromatography, high performance… Read more