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University of Tartu
MA in Semiotics
- Tartu, Estonia
MA
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Study at the Department of Semiotics at the University of Tartu, one of the most important centers of semiotics in the world. Semiotics is a 2-year Master’s program that provides interdisciplinary background and gives a theoretical base for application of semiotic ideas to a wide variety of disciplines and scientific study. Semiotics is the general study of sign processes or semiosis. The program binds together the theory of semiotics and three core modules – cultural semiotics, biosemiotics, and socio-semiotics.


Eötvös Loránd University
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MA in Semiotics
- Budapest, Hungary
MA
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
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Semiotics is an ancient discipline with a long history, which has gained a firm theoretical foundation during the 19th century and an ever-growing significance over the last 50 years. This discipline is now in a period of very intensive, concentrated research and self-identification on the map of contemporary science.


Faculty of Humanities, Charles University
PhD in Semiotics and Philosophy of Communication
- Prague, Czech Republic
PhD
Full time
4 years
On-Campus, Blended
French, English
Communication is one of the determining manifestations of life of contemporary society. We have become part of communities that are formed in communication processes taking place in reality as well as in digital networks. The study programME Semiotics and Philosophy of Communication focuses on the study of communication strategies, their preconditions and their effects. The peculiarity of this programme will appear in connection with the emphasis placed on the study of visual components of communication. This way we take into account the role that nowadays belongs to images in contemporary communication. It is also important to point out that the analysis of the semiosis, mediation and communication processes is extended to expose the manipulative character of some media discourse procedures which contributes to the specific features of this program.
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University of Bologna
Master in Semiotics: Embodied, Social and Cultural Systems
- Bologna, Italy
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
An international journey and a semiotic perspective to understand reality. A new English-language curriculum, "Embodied, Social, and Cultural System," expanding media studies through the lenses of cognitive sciences, artificial intelligence, and ecological crises.


York St John University
An Introduction to British Sign Language
- York, United Kingdom
Course
On-Campus
English
This course gives you an introduction to British Sign Language (BSL), including finger spelling, lip reading, and the semiotic structure of the language. Alongside the practical aspects of BSL, you will learn about Deaf awareness and explore Deaf history and culture. There are over 150,000 individuals in the United Kingdom who use BSL, and they can face communication barriers in many aspects of their lives. This course will both teach you the foundations of the language, and help you to understand and support BSL users.
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Semiotics is the study of signs, symbols, and how they create meaning in various contexts, making it a fascinating field for those who are curious about communication, culture, and interpretation. By examining how meaning is constructed and understood, you’ll explore the connections between language, visual representation, and human behavior.
Courses in a Semiotics program often cover topics such as theoretical frameworks, semiotic analysis, and discourse analysis. Through methods like interpreting visual texts and evaluating cultural artifacts, you'll learn to dissect complex messages and understand their implications. Students strengthen their analytical skills as they engage with diverse perspectives on communication and representation.
Graduates with a degree in Semiotics can pursue careers in areas like marketing, media, and education. They may work as brand strategists, communication specialists, or researchers, leveraging their understanding of signs and symbols to inform effective messaging. The intellectual engagement offered by semiotics empowers students to be critical thinkers poised for success in various fields.