From virtual worlds, social media and the use of AI technology to online gaming – digital media reshape society in various domains and inform the way individual people live, think and act. The international Master of Communication Sciences: Digital Media and Society provides a one-year master's programme in which you will study the nature, effect and meaning of digital media.

Advance your career in digital media with the University of Birmingham’s MA Digital Media & Global Communication. This online, flexible program equips you with the skills, knowledge, and tools needed for success in media, communications, and creative industries.

Study a Master of Arts in Digital Media Business. This Media and Communication Management M.A. programme is taught entirely in English at our Macromedia campuses in Munich and Berlin, Germany.

Our MSc Digital Media and Communication will provide you with a pathway to a professional career in digital media management and production, delivered by one of the UKs leading schools for digital media, film, and communication studies.

Take advantage of the Executive MBA Digital Transformation & Data Science is to learn the tools and strategies needed to master digital challenges, and transform your business.

Master of Science degree in Professional Communication and Digital Media Arts is a dynamic program that will feature unique co-curricular collaborations across the emerging College of Human Development, including its recently launched Center for Sports Media.

The Social Media and Digital Communication MA will give you the opportunity to develop an in-depth understanding of contemporary digital communication and its seismic impact on politics, culture, and society.

The MA Global Media and Digital Cultures (online) is a unique interdisciplinary programme. It offers critical grounded knowledge of global media and digital cultures in Asia, Africa and the Middle East, with a focus on the dynamics between media and politics and diplomacy, media and social/political change, media and development, media and conflict, media and representation and media and identities.

This MA Digital Media and Society course explores the role of new digital media in shaping and transforming society. It investigates how media audiences become producers, how citizen journalism and digital culture change established norms and practices, how social media and peer production affect politics and business and how technology is related to power and social change.

The Media Content Creation programme is designed for individuals eager to explore the evolving digital landscape and harness the power of media to inform, entertain, and engage audiences. This forward-thinking programme integrates creativity, technology, and strategic communication, preparing students for dynamic careers in digital media, journalism, and content production.

The Digital Media, Data, and Society curriculum is one of the three curricula within the Master's Degree in Public and Corporate Communication (COM) of the University of Milan. The degree is part of the teaching activities of the Milan School of Media and Communication.

The MA in Digital Media explores the colourful past, present and future of digital media.

This master's track focuses on the role of digital media in human thought and behavior. In this specialization, you will study something that has profoundly changed our society: digital media. You will learn to apply theories from Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, and Educational Psychology to address this topic. You will furthermore receive training in methods such as experience sampling, text mining, and educational analytics. 

The Digital Media area of study focuses on communication in corporations, organizations, and human relations. In this track, students investigate relationships in digital communication, society, and culture in current, real-world cases, including the examination of tech-device usage cases and applications for practice in personal and professional contexts.

The MA in Digital Media, Culture, and Society offers advanced interdisciplinary study in the critique and use of digital media and technology with a particular focus on their cultural and societal implications. The emergence of digital artefacts is a defining challenge of the twenty-first century, with transformative effects on our cultural production, our social bonds, our economies, and our political systems. Digital media make possible new modes of intellectual pursuit, artistic expression, and civic engagement which students will study through critical analysis and active engagement. At the same time, technology enables novel forms of surveillance and inequality: from the erosion of privacy to algorithmic bias, this course empowers students to recognize digitally mediated threats to civil society. Students will also learn how digital technology transforms the way in which we interrogate and curate the cultural record: students will have the opportunity to learn a range of digital skills, such as data analytics and visualisation.