University of Greenwich

New MA Media and Creative Cultures

Full-time and part-time from October 2018

The MA Media and Creative Cultures programme is aimed at graduates and professionals who are interested in exploring themes of identity, power, aesthetics and creation of meaning in contemporary media cultures.

Modules include:

Aesthetic Economy: Fashion, Media and Subcultures
Digital Activism
Race, Class, Gender and Media
Research Methods in a Cultural Context
Dissertation

Programmes highlight:

Teaching by leading academics and digital artists with an emphasis on independent learning in a research-led environment
Regular research trips to cultural organisations in London
Diversity of assessments – from vlogs and Instagram posts to creative diaries
Focus on new media theory
Current case-studies
Collaboration with Byline Festival of Media

https://www.gre.ac.uk/pg/ach/ma-media-and-creative-cultures

For enquiries, please contact the Programme Leader, Dr Maria Korolkova [log in to unmask]

Maria Korolkova, DPhil (Oxon), MPhil (Cantab), SFHEA
Senior Lecturer | Department of Creative Professions & Digital Arts

Programme Leader | MA Media and Creative Cultures | BA Media and Communications

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Office hours | Mon 2-4pm | By appointment only

New MA Media and Creative Cultures – Apply Now for 2018

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