The Department of Media and Communications at Goldsmiths is one of the UK's leaders in the field of media theory and media practice. The theoretical and empirical research of our staff is recognised as having been at the forefront of media and cultural studies for the past two decades, and is the focus of a thriving research and postgraduate community. The 2008 RAE exercise places Goldsmiths' Media and Communications Department among the top four in the country for this subject area. Eighty percent of work submitted fell within the two highest bands in the new system - that is to say 'World Leading' and 'Internationally Excellent'.
Media & Communications programmes:
- BA (Hons) Anthropology & Media
- BA (Hons) Media & Communications
- BA (Hons) Media & Modern Literature
- BA (Hons) Media & Sociology
- MA in Brand Development
- MA in Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship
- MA in Digital Media: Technology & Cultural Form
- MA in Filmmaking
- MA in Gender & Culture
- MA in Image & Communication (Photography or Electronic Graphics)
- MA in Journalism
- MA in Media & Communications
- MA in Political Communications
- MA in Radio
- MA in Screen Documentary
- MA in Screen and Film Studies
- MA in Script Writing
- MA in Television Journalism
- MA in Transnational Communications & Global Media
- MPhil & PhD in Media & Communications
- MRes in Media & Communications
Latest from Media & Communications
- Democratic Futures? Democracy beyond the UK - 20 May 2010
- Global Media and the 'War on Terror' - 13-14 September 2010
- 'Mediating Democracy in Africa'
- RAE 2008
- New MA programme: MA in Brand Development
- Goldsmiths, University of London Skillset Media Academy
- New Academic Building - find out more information on our New Academic Building
Upcoming Events
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