What is the role of the media in the transformation of contemporary democracies? Why do economic activities result in global and national financial crises and inequality instead of stability and democratisation? How does governance affect organisations and communication, and how do governance and organisations structure communication and political and economic activity?
In the Master's Programme in Global Politics and Communication, you study a cutting-edge combination of political science, communication studies and global political economy. You apply ideas, concepts and methodologies to key societal and political issues and develop your critical reasoning and argumentation skills.
The Master's degree programme has three study tracks: Governance, Organisations and Communication; Media and Democracy; and Global Political Economy. Find out more about the programme structure, content and courses from the link below.
The quick guide gives you a general overview of the application process and how to apply. Make sure that you meet the admission criteria, prepare your documents in advance and apply when applications are open.
Please note that there is only one intake per academic year. The online application form is open only during the application period. The admission criteria for the programme can be found in Studyinfo.
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