Media and Communications

About this course

Media and communications is the study of how information, ideas, and culture are produced, distributed, and consumed in contemporary societies. It draws on theories and methods from sociology, cultural studies, political science, and linguistics to ask how media institutions work, how audiences engage with the content they encounter, how digital platforms have transformed the media landscape, and what the consequences of all this are for public life, democracy, and everyday experience. The discipline is both analytical, concerned with understanding media critically, and practical, concerned with developing the skills to create and communicate effectively in a range of media forms. At Regent's University London, you will study media and communications over three years of full-time study, with a year abroad included in the programme. London is one of the world's major media cities, and st

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