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University of Stirling · Full-time

Media Management

The MSc Media Management provides a dynamic introduction to the skills needed to flourish in your chosen media career in a rapidly changing global media landscape. Using the specialist expertise developed in the Masters, you’ll help media organisations to capi…

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The MSc Media Management provides a dynamic introduction to the skills needed to flourish in your chosen media career in a rapidly changing global media landscape. Using the specialist expertise developed in the Masters, you’ll help media organisations to capitalise on opportunities and to meet the challenges posed by unprecedented change and increased global competition in the sector. The course offers you a unique opportunity to develop your theoretical and critical understanding of the digital, creative and media industries at the same time as honing your practical and analytical skills in a strongly industry-facing course. You’ll explore advanced-level interdisciplinary media and management-related studies led by highly qualified team from one of the UKs leading centres for digital media, film and communication studies as well as from the prestigious Stirling Management School. The course has extensive media industry links which are drawn upon in the delivery of industry guest lectures, team project work for live clients and the opportunity for field trips, including a visit to the state-of-the-art broadcast facilities at BBC Pacific Quay, the recently opened V&A Dundee and tech incubator CodeBase Stirling.

Getting in

As the university states it

A minimum of a second class Honours degree (2:1 preferred) or equivalent. Applicants without these formal qualifications but with significant appropriate work experience are encouraged to apply. Media Managers come from a wide range of backgrounds, and the profession is keen to encourage applicants from the arts, humanities, business, sciences, and the social sciences. Applications are welcomed from applicants from the broadest range of disciplines

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