Masters Degrees in Television Studies (Social Studies)

An MA by Research in Media and Communication at Swansea enables you to undertake a substantial media project, led by your own passions and interests. Read more

Our PhD research programmes will allow you to join one of our research projects or explore your own interests in Film Studies and Media Studies, supported by the expertise of our staff. Read more

Take an interdisciplinary cultural studies approach to understand the media in all their complexity as institutions, texts, and systems of representation in local, national and global contexts. Read more

The media continue to be central to gendered power relations and identification processes. This degree combines theoretical and methodological approaches from the social sciences, cultural studies and the humanities. Read more

Our MA Digital Media and Society offers a comprehensive understanding of current developments in digital media and their wider social significance. Read more

If you’re interested in learning more about how changing technology impacts our culture and society, or what role the digital sphere plays in culture and communication, we invite you to join us on this MA. Read more

The Master of Arts in Media and Public Engagement (MAPE), is a 2-year interdisciplinary program that spans traditional boundaries between theory and practice, offers a critical study of the history, institutions, economics and social implications of the media, nationally and globally, combined with a practice-based media training geared toward civic engagement and community building. Read more

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of cinematic and small-screen entertainment with University of Hertfordshire's Online Global MA in Film and Television. Read more

The MSc Media and Communication programme aims to provide you with the opportunity to develop a deep understanding of the field of media and communication at theoretical and practical levels. Read more

Investigate the art, literature, history, culture and thought of the post-1945 era. Read more