BA Digital Media, Culture and Society
Entry requirements
A level: AAB including one essay based subject
About this course
BA in Web Development and Security and Social Sciences and Scottish Ethnology and Studies and Film Studies, spanning digital cultures and media. Core topics include Research Methods. Students complete a final-year dissertation module, with an optional placement year available over four years.
Modules
- Researching in the Digital Age I
- Researching in the Digital Age II
- Thinking Digital Media
- Histories of Information
- Decoding Inequality: Reimagining Digital Culture
- Digital Activism
- Fake Media
- Arts and Socio-economic Development
- Visualising Information: Uses and Abuses of Data
- Big Questions in the Digital World
- Researching with Digital Methods
- Feminist and Queer Perspectives on Digital Media
- Digital Manchester
- Race and Digital Technology
- Digital Ways of Seeing: Theory and Practice
- Archiving Culture
- Visualising Information: Uses and Abuses of Data
- Science, Technology and Democracy
- Dissertation
- Digital Futures
- Spatial History: Mapping the Past
- Living in the Mobile World
- Media Matters: Material and Environmental Consequences
- Digital Art
- Climate Change and Society