Msc Media Psychology

The Media Psychology MSc course offered by the University of Salford is a pioneering course that leverages psychological theory, research, and method to understand, interpret, and create media. It's designed for graduates aspiring careers in fields such as communications, marketing, public relations or any other professional roles involving the adeptness of the psychological impact of media. Course Content: The course content comprises six compulsory modules including Understanding Media Psychology, Applied Media Psychology, Media Psychology in Practice, and others with an assortment of optional modules. The modules will allow students to explore multiple areas like media effects on human behavior, digital, and interactive media, persuasion and propaganda, and representation of mental health in the media.Key Modules: Some key modules in this course include Understanding Media Psychology, Applied Media Psychology, Media Psychology in Practice, Advanced Research Practice, Persuasion and Propaganda, Representations and Redefinition of mental health, and Psychology of Online Persuasion.Accreditations: The Media Psychology MSc course offered by the University of Salford is fully accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS).Future Careers: Successful completion of the course can open an array of career prospects. Graduates could find their place in various roles across sectors such as media and communications, public relations, user researcher, market researcher, digital marketing roles, media-based policy and planning, and more.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.