University of Kent · Full-time
Promotional Media
If you want to jump into an exciting career in a rapidly expanding field, our MA Promotional Media course is the perfect fit for you. Promotional media sits at the intersection of PR, marketing and advertising, meaning that you will be able to enter any of the…
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School of Arts
If you want to jump into an exciting career in a rapidly expanding field, our MA Promotional Media course is the perfect fit for you. Promotional media sits at the intersection of PR, marketing and advertising, meaning that you will be able to enter any of these fields equipped with the skills, knowledge and confidence to succeed. You won't just learn the theory, however: you'll make use of our industry-standard facilities and not only master promotional media, but also content production, so you'll have all the tools you need to shape your career according to your passions and interests. When you study promotional media at Kent, you will be a part of our dynamic and diverse School of Arts. The school is an interdisciplinary community known for its excellence in research and teaching. Arts at Kent (including Media) was the only submission in the UK to achieve 100% ‘world leading’ assessments for both its impact and research environment in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021. This means you will be receiving outstanding teaching from experts and industry professionals who are leaders in their field. In short, if you want to take the next step in your career, our MA Promotional Media course is a great way to get there.
Getting in
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Applicants are required to have a first- or second-class honours degree. All applicants are considered on an individual basis and additional qualifications, professional qualifications and relevant experience may also be taken into account when considering applications.
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