7 Communication Degree Programs in Sweden

This Master’s degree will help you understand and work with various communication processes in environmental and natural resource management.

Communication for Development (ComDev) is an interdisciplinary field combining studies on culture, media, communication, and development. ComDev explores communication within contexts of articulating global and local processes of social change. This is a half-time study programme, combining courses on culture, communication, and development and integrating them with practical fieldwork. It explores the use of communication - both as a tool and as a way of expressing processes of social change - within the context of globalisation.

The Sustainable Communication (Two Years) is a Media and Communication master’s programme designed for students who want to deepen their understanding of the significant role of media and communication in global sustainability. In a time where anthropogenic climate change is threatening the life conditions on which we all depend, and where inequality, wars and armed conflicts remain global problems, the need for global sustainability becomes urgent.

The MSc in Strategic Communication is a two-year interdisciplinary Master's programme. The programme provides theory, concepts and skills to operate and successfully work with strategic communication in international environments. You will learn how communication is central for organisations of various kinds and how communication can be understood and used to achieve strategic goals and to ensure sustainable organisations. The programme provides students with an understanding of strategic communication and the closely related fields of organisational communication, public relations and brand communication. On completion of the programme, our graduates have the necessary skills for a career in communication as well as for research.

The Master’s Programme in Strategic Communication is designed for students with a variety of subject backgrounds within the wide field of communication and focuses on critically understanding and implementing strategic communication and the competencies needed to implement it. By strategic communication, we refer to professional communication aimed at satisfying long-term organizational and community goals.

Our programme stimulates independent, critical, and creative minds. Insights and perspectives from disciplines such as media and communication studies, linguistics, organization and management research, and sociology allow you to develop a comprehensive understanding of communication as a vibrant field of research and practice.

This international Master’s programme emphases critical approaches to social and cultural issues in media and communications. Taught in Lund at a high-ranking research-led department, our courses focus on contemporary debates about knowledge, power and social relations. We aim to broaden students’ understanding of global media structures and processes by tackling issues and theories related to media engagement, democracy and cultural citizenship, media industries and creativity, gender, health and society, audiences, popular culture and everyday life; providing students with theoretical and empirical tools. Coming from a range of backgrounds, our students gain the critical skills necessary to evaluate and understand media in a range of professional and private sphere research-led careers.