数字媒体与全球文化 Digital Media and Global Cultures MA

The MA Digital Media and Global Cultures explores the rapidly evolving digital landscape within a global context, examining key issues such as AI, platform economies, and digital activism from both anglophone and non-anglophone perspectives. Students develop a critical understanding of how digital technologies shape cultures, identities, and societies, using qualitative and quantitative research methods. Three compulsory modules cover digital methods and ethics, digital global audiences and participatory culture, and theories of digital media and cultures. Students also complete two electives and a 12,000-word dissertation. The programme draws on partnerships with the Alan Turing Institute, Tech London Advocates, and the British Interactive Media Association.