Bachelor's degree in Media and Communication studies or equivalent including an thesis of at least 15 ECTS credits or equivalent. English 6 or English level 2.
Engage with current and relevant theory and research involving media in the processes of cultural, political, and economic globalization and acquire ethnicity, class, and gender perspectives on media in this popular international master’s programme. The Master’s Programme in Global Media Studies is an international and research-oriented study programme attracting students from all over the world. The global intake results in a diverse learning environment in which students' own experiences and backgrounds contribute to social, critical, and intellectual exchanges beyond lectures and seminars. Studies within the Programme are closely linked to current research at the Department, which has several leading research environments and an active academic scene with many visiting scholars, guest professors, and open lectures that add opportunities to network and stay up to date with current topics and new research findings. The first semester introduces students to the field of Global Media Studies, and how class, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality is represented in media content. A solid scientific foundation is laid for the duration of the Programme through a closer look at what science is and how knowledge is produced - both from a general philosophical viewpoint, and in the field of Me