International Media and Communications Studies, BA (Hons)

Communication defines us as human beings. At Nottingham, you will critically examine the evolving global landscape of media and communication, from European imperial legacies to transformative new technologies, across diverse cultural and political contexts. Drawing on sociology, communication theory, politics, and cultural studies, you will explore technology, content, impact, industry, history, politics, ethics, and sustainability. A staff-guided studio project spans all three years, fostering deep engagement with familiar and challenging topics. The degree builds critical skills in media analysis, cultural awareness, and industry engagement, enhanced by practical opportunities in award-winning student media like NSTV, Radio, and Impact magazine.Choose this course for quality teaching (over 90% student satisfaction, National Student Survey), a transnational curriculum, Media Zone access, industry networking via Creative Student Network, and an international outlook. Unique to Nottingham, the competitive Hollywood Internships programme offers experience with partners like A24, Disney, and Warner Bros., supported by alumnus Peter Rice.