Master of Arts - Political Communication

The MA Political Communication program aims to deepen students' understanding of political communication in national and international contexts, as well as enhance their skills in this field. Students will have the opportunity to explore the political content of mass media and develop a comprehensive understanding of the individuals and organizations involved in the production of political news and information. The course also examines the impact of media coverage on politics and analyzes the relationship between media systems and political systems, including government media policy, censorship, regulation, and ownership. Students will acquire the necessary research and study skills to conduct project-based professional and academic research. Additionally, the course explores the evolving role of communication in political life, both domestically and globally, and investigates how changes such as the rise of online and social media platforms, image-based politics, and the globalization of media are shaping politics. By utilizing cutting-edge research and case studies, the MA Political Communication program delves into the influence of various actors in the political communications process, including politicians, journalists, and citizens.