Digital Media, Culture and Music
BA · School of Oriental and African Studies · 3 years
30% of this course's students did not continue past year one. Worth asking the university about directly.
About this course
Digital media, culture, and music is a degree that examines the intersection of technology, creative expression, and cultural meaning, with music as its specialist disciplinary anchor. Digital media and culture studies how digital technologies have transformed the production, distribution, and consumption of creative content, reshaping industries, audiences, and the very nature of cultural participation. Music brings a deep and specific creative tradition to that analysis, examining how sound is made, recorded, distributed, and experienced in ways that are now fundamentally shaped by digital tools and platforms. At SOAS, this three-year degree with a foundation year draws on an institution with distinctive strength in global music traditions alongside its engagement with digital media and cultural theory. The foundation year provides a supported pathway into higher education, building t
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