Media & International Conflict Master's Programme
Explore the cultural and political dimensions of media responses to international conflict at University College Dublin.
Best for:Best for graduates in humanities, political science, or media studies seeking an interdisciplinary master's degree.
Overview
The Media & International Conflict master's programme at University College Dublin provides an interdisciplinary approach that considers both cultural and political dimensions of media responses to international conflict. Students engage in advanced study across fields such as humanities, politics, and media studies to understand how information and journalism shape global events. The curriculum is delivered on campus through full-time or part-time options, encouraging critical analysis and comprehensive academic inquiry. Applicants are expected to meet rigorous entry qualifications and demonstrate strong foundational knowledge in relevant social science or humanities disciplines.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework and seminars examining media responses to international conflict
- Engage in interdisciplinary research bridging political science and cultural studies
- Participate in class discussions, presentations, and interactive assessments
- Fulfill module requirements and credit criteria for the Master of Arts degree
Requirements
Degree required: Upper second class honours degree (NFQ Level 8) or international equivalent in Humanities, Politics, International Relations, Journalism, Media Studies, or related fields
Degree offered: Master's Degree (Level 9 NFQ)
Language: English; IELTS overall score of 6.5 with no less than 6 in each element, or equivalent
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in humanities, politics, international relations, or media studies
- Academic writing and critical analysis skills suitable for postgraduate study
- Ability to engage with interdisciplinary course materials and research methods
- Open to domestic (EEA) applicants for both full-time and part-time study
- Open to international (Non-EU) applicants for full-time study only
- Applicants with lower GPAs may be considered subject to interview and additional materials
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How to apply
Submit your application online through the official University College Dublin graduate admissions portal. Ensure all required academic transcripts and English language test scores are provided. Eligible candidates may also apply for Recognition of Prior Learning if applicable.
- Academic transcripts
- Degree certificate
- English language proficiency test scores
- CV
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