School of Media and Communication

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2nd in the UK for communication and media studies

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School of Media and Communication

From political campaigns and international affairs to popular culture and social networking, communication and the media are at the centre of everyday life. We cannot fully understand modern societies without understanding media and communication.

You’ll critically examine how people share knowledge, values and beliefs through television, journalism, film, online media and beyond. Our degrees emphasise choice and opportunity, allowing you to tailor your degree to your own strengths and interests.

Studying with us

Undergraduate

Our undergraduate degree courses combine strengths in communication and media research with the teaching of communication history, theory and practical skills.

2nd

in the UK for communication and media studies

The Complete University Guide 2021

28th

in the world for communication and media studies

QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020

3rd

in the UK for research power in media and communication

Research Excellence Framework 2014

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Our research

Our research is multidisciplinary, theoretically innovative and socially relevant. We're a leading centre for media and communication research, collaborating with academic institutions, the public sector and media industries, both in the UK and across the globe.

Our vibrant and growing community of PhD students is an essential part of our research culture, and we’re committed to research-led teaching, which is reflected in the range of our degrees.