International Media and Communications Studies

About this programme

At Nottingham. you’ll be given the chance to think critically about the rapidly changing world of media and communication in a global context. From the legacies of European Empires, to the transformative power of new media technologies, you’ll develop a critical understanding of media and communication in a wide range of cultural contexts and political systems around the world. Drawing on a range of approaches (such as sociology, communication theory, politics and cultural studies), you’ll explore: At Nottingham. you’ll be given the chance to think critically about the rapidly changing world of media and communication in a global context. From the legacies of European Empires, to the transformative power of new media technologies, you’ll develop a critical understanding of media and communication in a wide range of cultural contexts and political systems around the world. Drawing on a range of approaches (such as sociology, communication theory, politics and cultural studies), you’ll explore: As part of this course you will also undertake a staff-guided studio project throughout all three years of your degree. You’ll have the opportunity to deepen your understanding of your existing interests and also explore the unfamiliar, the difficult, the challenging, and the new. The degree focusses on media theory and cultural history. It helps develop critical skills in: The broad range of teaching and learning approaches means you'll develop skills sought by many sectors, both media-related and wider. Practical and interdisciplinary skills are embedded in the course, and you’