BA · School of Oriental and African Studies · 3 years
25% of this course's students did not continue past year one. Worth asking the university about directly.
Digital media, culture, and languages with cultures of the Middle East, Africa, and South and Southeast Asia is a programme that combines the study of communication and culture in the digital age with specialist engagement in the languages, histories, and contemporary realities of some of the world's most significant but often poorly understood regions. Digital media and culture examines how digital technologies are reshaping communication, creative practice, cultural production, and social life globally, providing critical frameworks for understanding the platforms, networks, and forms that define contemporary media. The regional languages and cultures component adds linguistic access and deep cultural knowledge, connecting media and cultural analysis to specific and richly textured parts of the world. At SOAS, University of London, this three-year degree with a foundation year draws o
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