Digital Media and Communications - BA (Hons)

University of Birmingham

Dive into digital media and communications on our unique theory-focused course.* Develop critical thinking skills through a blend of academic study and practical, hands-on creative learning in state-of-the-art facilities. Build a thriving career in media, communications and the creative industries.* Learn from experts with unique specialisms in digital studies, media, and communication from an elite Russell Group institution.* Our wide-ranging networks and work-placements will prepare you for future employment as an adaptable, resilient and innovative leader in the fields of digital media and communications.* Personalise your degree with optional modules from year two onwards.* Prepare for future employment through our wide-ranging networks and employer-based projects.* **Culture Forward** brings the University, City, and region's cultural and community organisations into closer and more creative collaborations. Opportunities for students range from workshops and talks to exhibitions and performances, and from research projects to student work experience programmes.* Explore on-campus museums and galleries including the **Lapworth Museum of Geology**, **Winterbourne House and Garden**, and the **Barber Institute of Fine Arts** – all free to students.**Top 10 for Communications & Media in the UK Complete University Guide 2027****68th in the world QS World Rankings 2027****Additional (Intercalated) Year Options**Make the most of Birmingham's connections to industry with a Year in Industry or Year in Creative and Cultural Industries, where you can work alongside the pros and gain invaluable work experience. Get ready for global opportunities and learn a new language (or two) on our Year in Modern Languages, or learn to lead and make a difference on our Year in Civic Leadership. There’s also the option to add a Year Abroad to your degree, which you can spend living and studying with a partner university of your choice (subject to approval).

Department of Linguistics and Communication