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27 Online Short courses in Media Studies & Mass Media
Entertainment Studies UCLA Extension
4,0(1)Los Angeles, United StatesIn the Entertainment Studies Certificate from UCLA Extension, learn about key roles and related aspects of the entertainment industry – from producing to cinematography to directing. Gain a broad understanding of the business by exploring various areas of interest.
Blogging Masterclass - How To Build A Successful Blog Udemy
4,7(3)OnlineAt Blogging Masterclass - How To Build A Successful Blog from Udemy you can build a successful blog using these proven blogging strategies for content, promotion, list building, and monetization.
Media Warnborough College
4,8(4)OnlineThis Media course from Warnborough College is designed as a foundation for a career in either electronic or print media publishing.
Fandom and Popular Culture in the Digital Age Coursera
4,1(100)OnlineBuild skills to analyze and interpret Pop Culture. Explore the dynamics of fandom, popular culture, and digital media by developing strategies for self-reflection, close reading, and analysis and interpretation with this Fandom and Popular Culture in the Digital Age Specialization offered by Coursera in partnership with University of Colorado Boulder.
Gender, Race and Technology Kadenze
4,5(4)OnlineWhat are the issues affecting women and minorities in the creative and technological fields? What are some of the ways to solve them? Why is diversity important? These are some of the questions we will address in the Gender, Race and Technology class offered on the Kadenze platform.
Digital Presence and Social Media Aberystwyth University
4,1(50)Online Top 15% in WorldwideDigital 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.
Anthropology of Social Media - Why We Post UCL
4,1(111)Online Top 0.5% in WorldwideUniversity 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.