The list shown below represents typical modules/components studied and may change from time to time. Have a look at some student work produced on this course. If you choose to study part-time, you’ll complete this course over two years, instead of one, taking fewer modules each year. Your dissertation is a major independent research project on a topic of your choice, which you submit at the end of the course. Throughout the course, you’ll prepare for your dissertation through the Dissertation and Research Methods module.
The optional modules allow you to focus on topics that suit your own interests or perhaps reflect your career aspirations.
These can include topics such as feminism, identity and media, media and globalisation, promotional media and media production analysis. On top of this, you’ll build specialist knowledge through your choice of optional modules. You’ll then use these theories to take a critical approach to real-world issues, as well as developing your own perspectives on topics that interest you. One of these will consider issues such as de-westernising media and communication studies, interpersonal communication, media and power and the concept of the public sphere. You’ll study two core modules that lay the foundations of the course, exploring theoretical approaches to communication and media.
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