Master of Arts - Cultural and Digital Media Studies

While knowledge can be a blessing, it can also be a curse. In the age of AI and digital media, society is witnessing transformative developments that are reshaping how people think, work, and relate to the world. These changes raise important questions: Will human intelligence and labour become obsolete in digital futures, or does space remain for human consciousness and creativity?

This groundbreaking course in AI and Digital Technologies is designed to engage with such critical questions, encouraging students to imagine a future in which humans continue to thrive and ethical thinking remains central, even amid the rise of techno-capitalism. The course explores provocative and timely topics, including transhumanism, digital knowledge production, power, and social alienation, while also examining the cultural significance of digital content such as memes and social media videos.

Students will benefit from working in small, supportive groups and will complete a dissertation in collaboration with partners from the creative industries—offering valuable industry contacts and enhancing employability. For those seeking a career in culture, media, or the creative industries, this course offers a dynamic and enduring educational foundation.