Full time
12 months
16-SEP-24
MA - Master of Arts
Cultural Studies Film / Video / Television Production Media Studies
Research
This research master's provides a sound grounding in media, society and cultural research and focuses on developing critical and independent thinking.
Overview
The Media, Society, and Cultural Studies (Research) MA is a research master's course. This means it's primarily designed to support your exploration of a chosen research area.
The programme is built around your individual research project. This is bolstered by dedicated research modules and a selection of modules in media, social, and cultural studies.
Whether you intend to pursue a PhD or enhance your professional qualifications in a specific area, this master's program is for you.
As a taught master's in research, you'll have a timetable that encourages independent work within a structured framework. Monthly meetings with course leaders allow you to refine your project, and you'll engage in modules that will equip you to design and complete a master's-level research project.
Additionally, the program provides a selection of optional modules to complement your research.
This programme is also recognised nationally by the Economic, Social Research Council. It can form the initial training component for the four-year (MA plus PhD) - ESRC Northern Ireland/ North East (NINE) Doctoral Training Centre
You'll undertake advanced master's-level training in research skills, learning the most effective ways to explore and understand media, society and culture. You will complement your research expertise by developing your ability to be critical and analyse. The culmination of your learning will be for you to develop a potentially publishable piece of research.
Upon completing the MA programme, you'll have the skills needed to move onto a PhD programme or undertake sophisticated and nuanced research projects. By the program's conclusion, you will have achieved the following:
For this course (per year)
£10,800
For this course (per year)
£23,500
A 2:1 honours degree, or international equivalent, in a related subject, such as: cultural studies; media studies; communication studies; sociology; gender studies; related humanities and social sciences subjects.
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