MSc Digital Culture and Society

The MSc Digital Culture and Society course at Plymouth University is a unique multidisciplinary programme that equips students with an in-depth understanding of contemporary digital transformation processes, their potentials and challenges. The course covers theoretical, practical, and cultural issues pertaining to digital media, technology, and culture.Course Content: The course provides comprehensive knowledge in various fields including big data, cyber-security, digital marketing, among others. Students are encouraged to critically engage with the complexities of digital culture and society. The course offers a unique mix of theoretical and practical studies that broaden your understanding of the digital culture and society.Key Modules: The course explores a broad spectrum of topics, with core modules including 'Digital Cultures', 'Digital Economy', 'Digital Marketing', 'Social Media and Society', 'Big Data and Visualization', 'Cybersecurity Culture and Politics', and 'Media and Communication Theories'. Depending on student interests and career goals, there are several optional modules to choose from including 'Entrepreneurial Practices', 'Photography: Design Project', 'Dissertation', and 'Professional Development'.Accreditations: Not mentioned specifically on the webpage.Future Careers: Graduates from this master's programme have a variety of career prospects ahead of them. They can make strides in public and semi-public organizations, become digital media specialists, or can target roles in corporations that design or use digital communication technologies. Graduates can become digital marketers, data analysts, research officers, corporate communication advisors, policy advisors, educators, to name a few.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.