Future Media - MA

Overview Learn how to cut through noise, create meaningful content and activate innovative campaigns with right-first-time solutions. MA Future Media is a progressive, future-facing course that combines advertising agency methods, content production skills and digital marketing strategies for your progression in creative communications and media, across all digital channels and platforms. The programme's "practice-led, theory-applied" teaching helps you to pivot your credentials and talent to align with new and evolving industry opportunities. The course reflects the wider industry collective; job markets you want to identify with, and your own aspirations: from sustainable futures to creative innovation, online safety, ethical practice, content production, strategic decision-making, and greater, more representative inclusivity for all in burgeoning creative industries. These considerations are immediate and essential in media creation and communication. How, for example, do we weigh positives in generative AI, like augmented creativity against negatives like bias How do we address an online-driven epidemic of anxiety in young people What separates fact from fiction in all our news and social feeds Many agencies and authors advocate firmer regulations, in-person interactions and more meaningful, inclusive reflections of our human condition. Throughout MA Future Media, your teaching and learning are led by highly experienced academics with award winning creative credentials and in-class contributions from professional practitioners at the cutting edge of their profession. This is further enriched through hands-on content creation in our state-of-the-art studios.

Applicants are normally expected to have a minimum of a 2:2 honours degree, or equivalent, in any discipline and be able to demonstrate an aptitude for project management, creative asset development or strategy and analysis.We also welcome applications from individuals who may not satisfy the normal entry requirements, but have equivalent qualifications and/or experience. For example, you may have qualifications in marketing; business studies; English/linguistics;economics/statistics; multimedia/digital content creation; art and design; media and communications; journalism/PR; or psychology. Relevant work experience could include freelance filmmaking/production; working as a runner/production coordinator; or producing/directing.