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Digital Asset & Media Management MA

This course looks at the creation, management, curation and repurposing of digital media and digital assets.

Digital Culture & Society MA

This course give you a unique opportunity to explore the many forms of digital culture and their profound effects on society from a number of different angles.

Digital Curation MA

A two-year international course providing a combination of theoretical knowledge & practical training, equipping you to manage & curate the digital information.

Digital Humanities MA

This course brings digital theory and practice to the study of human culture: from history, English and music to museums, digital publishing and beyond.

Film Programming and Curating MA

A first of its kind, this MA Film Programming and Curating explores the diverse ways in which films are selected and presented to an audience.

Film Studies (Film & Philosophy pathway available) MA

Has been designed for students who want to deepen their knowledge of the world's cinemas and is taught at the leading centre for Film Studies in London.

Film Studies MA

Linguistic and cultural expertise informs our teaching on the film-making traditions of Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Asia and South-East Asia.

Global Cinemas and the Transcultural MA

Offers students the unique opportunity to study in-depth regional cinemas outside the now standard research topographies, both geographical and theoretical.

Global Creative and Cultural Industries MA

Suitable for those seeking employment as practitioners, managers, consultants, policy advisers and entrepreneurs in the creative and cultural industries.

Global Digital Cultures MA

The emergence of the internet and digital culture has affected all societies, albeit unevenly. This programme explores the global dimensions of digital culture.