M.A. in Digital Media - Education, University College London

In the digital age, the ability to understand and work creatively with digital media in all these forms is a key issue.;In this Digital Media - Education students from University College London (UCL) will learn concepts of digital media, media literacy, creativity, and popular culture, and how these are used by media educators in global contexts. ;I want to find another Master Course;They will critically engage with, and creatively produce, media texts such as short films and blogs, working in the UCL Future Media Lab and with the British Film Institute. ;Students undertake modules to the value of 180 credits: two compulsory core modules, two optional modules, and a Dissertation or shorter Report.;The degree includes two compulsory modules (30 credits each); two optional modules (30 credits each); a 20,000 word Dissertation (60 credits); or a 10,000 word Report (30 credits), allowing an additional 30 credit module. Elective modules are also available from the IOE's English Education MA and Education and Technology MA subject to availability.;Careers;Graduates of this programme go on to a wide variety of careers in media education in colleges, primary and secondary schools, community settings, museums, libraries and galleries, and education-related media industries. They also work in NGOs, research organisations, and government departments. They are well-placed to follow academic careers in educational research. ;Get more details;Visit official programme website