Contemporary Media Cultures

About this course

Contemporary media cultures is a discipline that takes the media we consume, produce and inhabit as its primary object of study. Rather than simply learning to make media, it asks why certain forms emerge and dominate, how media shapes and is shaped by society, politics and identity, and what it means to participate in media-saturated environments. The field draws on cultural studies, sociology, communication theory and creative practice, developing both critical analytical skills and practical media competencies. At London College of Communication, part of the University of the Arts London, this three-year programme places you in one of the world's most dynamic media cities, with access to the full range of professional and cultural contexts that London offers. You will explore contemporary media cultures through theory and through creative and practical work, developing your ability t

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