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1.6k Master's degrees in Journalism & Media
Choosing to study Journalism & Media abroad can be a rewarding experience. The tuition fees for these programmes vary significantly across different countries. For instance, the lower-end tuition fee, represented by the €2,406, offers an affordable option for students on a budget. On the other hand, the €50,986 represents the higher-end tuition fee, which might be more suitable for those looking for premium education experiences. The €22,025 provides a middle-ground option, reflecting the typical tuition fee you might encounter. It's also worth noting that 5% of programmes fall into the affordable category, making it easier for students to find a programme that fits their financial situation. Additionally, with 15% of programmes being offered online, students have the flexibility to choose a learning format that best suits their needs.
Interactive Media
The Interactive Media degree from University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg is offered part-time over two years and dull-time over one year.
Media and Cultural Studies
The College of Humanities, the largest of UKZN’s four Colleges, is the home of critical thinking, social commentary and robust intellectual debate. It is aptly referred to as “The Soul of the University.” We offer a master degree in Media and Cultural Studies at University of Kwazulu Natal.
International Marketing and Media Management
The master’s programme International Marketing and Media Management (M.A.) from Media University of Applied Sciences equips you with the international strategic skills, introduces you to the latest marketing trends and provides you with knowledge of both quantitative and qualitative methodology.
Translation and Interpreting in Three Languages
The Translation and Interpreting in Three Languages program of the An-Najah National University aims at developing students’ professional and practical skills to strengthen the linguistic and cultural pluralism within the domain of translation and interpreting.

Media and Communication
Do you want to master the meaning, making, and management of communication in a media-saturated world? Come study Media and Communication at Roskilde University, Denmark’s longest-standing communication department and one of Scandinavia’s leading universities in the field.
Media, Communications and Culture
The MA in Media, Communications and Culture from The University Of Nottingham Malaysia provides you with the theoretical and analytical training required to continue to a research degree or to develop professional skills relevant to working at management level in the fields of media and communications policy and industry.
Mass Communications (Concentration in Integrated Communication)
When you’re ready for the next step in your education, the Robertson School at Virginia Commonwealth University is here with an M.S. degree in Mass Communications (Concentration in Integrated Communication).

Emerging Media
The Emerging Media course at Dublin City University is built from a rich legacy of over twenty five years of excellence in research and education within multimedia, digital technologies and adjacent fields.

Audiovisual and Literary Translation
The Audiovisual and Literary Translation degree from University of Essex will allow you to further specialise in literature and literary translation, audiovisual translation, and general translation.

Applied Translation Studies (Part time)
The translation industry is experiencing significant growth, with increasing global demand for well-qualified translators. Our MA in Applied Translation Studies (Part time) at the University of East Anglia will equip you to break down language barriers and help people, organisations, and countries communicate more effectively.
Journalism
The Journalism programme at the University of British Columbia is a full-time, intensive Master of Journalism (MJ) degree. Spanning approximately 1.8 years, this public course combines academic specialisation with professional training and a summer internship to prepare students for the evolving digital media landscape.
Media and Communication Industries
The University of East London offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Media and Communication Industries, designed to immerse students in the dynamic landscape of media. This full-time programme spans one year, providing a comprehensive exploration of media practices and communication strategies essential for today’s professionals.
Virtual and Augmented Reality
The Virtual and Augmented Reality programme at Coventry University aims to help develop the creative, critical and technical skills required for practitioners to develop, craft, perform, co-create and share immersive arts experiences.
Motion media design
Turn screens into captivating experiences in this fast-growing field with Motion media design at Savannah College of Art and Design.

Media Production (Film and Television)
Media Production (Film and Television) from University of Sunderland will give you the skills, knowledge, experience, and confidence to be employable in the film, TV, and media industry. You'll work with specialised cameras, sound recording equipment, movement rigs, and professional editing software packages such as Avid Media Composer.
New Media Design
In the New Media Design degree from University of Europe for Applied Sciences, Germany, you’ll learn how to analyse and locate spatial, moving, and non-linear forms of expression and how to apply them to your own spatial concepts.
Clinical and Translational Science
The curriculum of the Clinical and Translational Science program of Medical College of Wisconsin is designed for healthcare professionals, clinical investigators, and other individuals interested in working in translational science.
Visual Communication
Become a cultural innovator who can use your work to entertain, inform and persuade on the Visual Communication degree at The University for the Creative Arts.
Producing
In New York Film Academy’s Master of Arts (MA) in Producing program, located at our Los Angeles campus, students learn key theoretical, creative, and aesthetics aspects of the entire producing process.
Journalism
The Masters in Journalism degree from University of Maryland is a non-thesis program that requires up to 36 credits. This program is intended for students, whether experienced or not, who want to work as professional journalists after graduation.