7 Media Technology MSc Degree Programs

With Boston University's three semester MS in Media Science, explore the evolving media landscape and its impact on society. Gain expertise in strategic communication, data analysis, and research methods and the skills you need to strategically create, distribute, and evaluate media messages. Prepare for careers in media design, content creation, and media analytics. STEM-eligible. No GRE required. Scholarships available.

The Media Technology MSc programme is a common initiative of the Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science within the Faculty Science and the Academy for Creative and Performing Arts.

Become a media and communications professional with a strategic and interdisciplinary understanding of journalism and media in a European context. Gain first-hand experience from living in the decision-making capital of Europe, an exceptional location for this VUB Master program.

The master's programme in Interactive Media Technology provides skills and knowledge in designing, developing and evaluating interactive products and media. Students can explore topics related to human-computer interaction, user experience, and sonic and visual media. We encourage students to work on projects that matter to them and respond to societal challenges. Graduates are experts in industry and academia, and some start their own companies.

The MSc Media and Communication programme provides a wealth of knowledge and transferable skills for you to make an impact on the media world of today and tomorrow.

The Master’s program teaches key skills in the fields of media and communication, management, marketing, and technology. The program focuses on the fields of technical, media, content-related and cross-industry convergence. End devices such as smartphones and tablets take center stage in technical or media convergence. Content-related convergence relates to the multiple uses of content (e.g. film, computer games, books with similar themes/contents) and cross-industry convergence relates to the blurring of boundaries in the TIMES sector (technology, information, media, entertainment, and security). These forms of convergence constitute new challenges for companies, which is why skills in the fields of cultural studies and media studies, economics, and technical sciences are increasingly important.

The master's degree program in Communication Technologies and Multimedia, taught in English, trains highly qualified professionals with a solid background in the theoretical foundations of the disciplines underlying telecommunications and provides in-depth specialized knowledge on technologies and methodologies at the state of the art for the development of innovative communications systems, as well as technical and professional skills for consulting and solving application problems in the various fields of telecommunications services and systems.