19 Short courses in Media Studies & Mass Media in Europe

This Video Marketing in Social Media degree at Noroff School of Technology and Digital Media teaches you how to create engaging video content for platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Today, there is a high demand for marketers with video production skills.

Join the Journalism Practice Part 2 course from Warnborough College and practice your writing skills. Write articles for a publication.

This Communications, Media and Public Policy course at King's College London teaches a mix of practical tools and approaches that can be employed in order to become a more effective policy communicator.

This highly practical Creative Industries - Media course at Forth Valley College will focus on several areas of media and digital media.

The Fashion Journalism short course from University of the Arts London (UAL), develops your writing skills for the fashion industry. You will learn practical skills such as PR, pitching and online vs. print. This course will help you take your career the next level.

The Things That Matter programme at the University of Groningen addresses the tension between the materiality of sources and their digitization. 

UCL's Internet Multimedia Systems short course covers the fundamental theory, algorithms and methods underpinning media processing and delivery over the internet and over wireless. It's aimed at those working in video content delivery or video content engineering.

Creative Media Production and Technology (Film and TV) at Cardiff and Vale College develops practical, creative and technical skills across film, audio, photography and interactive media production.

This Creative Direction for Digital Media online short course at the University of the Arts London (UAL) develops your understanding in creative direction for digital media and online platforms. You will analyse various media channels and case studies, and gain practical insight you can apply to any project or business.

Develop your ability to write articles to specification and submit those articles for publication in a periodical (ie. Newspaper, Magazine or Ezine). By the end of this Journalism Practice Part 1 course from Warnborough College, you will actually have something published!

The Fashion Media Styling - Commercial course from University of the Arts London (UAL), has been designed for budding stylists keen to take their first steps in this popular fashion career path.

Marketing via social media offers major advantages for marketeers, but also poses new challenges. This Social Media and Online Marketing course from International Business School, The Hague Netherlands gives a practical introduction to SMM and hands-on practice with several of the major social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

This Media course from Warnborough College is designed as a foundation for a career in either electronic or print media publishing. 

In the Social Media and Online Marketing course from International Business School, The Hague Netherlands, you will learn how to position your brand in the global digital marketing place. The course will include a project which is tailor-made to the students specific need.

University College London (UCL)'s Collage into Mixed Media (Summer School Short Course) practical three-day course will introduce collage as a way of thinking and encourage learning through making.

University College London (UCL)'s Collage into Mixed Media (Easter Course) practical five-day course will introduce collage as a way of thinking and encourage learning through making.

Many of the significant challenges health professionals and managers face in public health involve convincing individuals to change and adopt behaviors and decision making processes. University of Basel offers the Communication, Marketing and Social Media programme.

Digital publishing, or having a digital presence, has become a significant part of many people’s personal and professional lives. Aberystwyth University offers the Digital Presence and Social Media programme.

University College London (UCL)'s Anthropology of Social Media - Why We Post free online five-week course asks 'What are the consequences of social media?' by taking a comparative and anthropological approach to social media use around the world.