Media and Communication with Modern Languages

Program Overview

This media and communication program delves into the influence of media on society, emphasizing multilingualism for global competitiveness. Students explore diverse modules from photography to political communication, with French or Mandarin language options. Taught by experts and practitioners, the program prepares graduates for careers in journalism, PR, media production, marketing, and more, with the option of a paid placement year for practical experience.

Program Outline

It emphasizes the importance of multilingualism in the global job market, making graduates more competitive. The program covers a diverse range of modules, including photography and video, television studies, music industry management, representation in the media, audiences and fandoms, journalism, political communication, advertising and consumption, and writing for the screen. Students can choose from French or Mandarin, starting at beginner, intermediate, or advanced levels.

Teaching:

The program is taught by DMU's experts in media, television, and cultural studies, as well as experienced practitioners in public relations and new media.

Careers:

Graduates have gone on to work in fields such as journalism, PR, media production, marketing, and as editors at leading organizations like Brunswick, JMM PR, AKQA, Mentorn Media, Independent New Media, Yours Magazine, and Universal Pictures.

Other:

The program offers the option of a paid placement year, providing students with practical experience and preparing them for their chosen careers. DMU has achieved Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), indicating the high quality of learning and teaching.