MSc in Media, Management and the Creative Industries in Edinburgh United Kingdom | Queen Margaret University Edinburgh

This forward-thinking MSc in Media, Management and Creative Industries equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the business structures within media sectors and their global operational contexts. Blending theoretical foundations with practical applications, the program prepares graduates for varied roles across creative fields, offering both full-time and part-time study options.
Expert instruction and industry insights: Learn from faculty conducting internationally recognized research while engaging with media professionals worldwide. The program regularly hosts guest speakers from diverse sectors including music, film, journalism, broadcasting, digital content, and media policy. While specific industry participants may change annually, this combination of academic and professional perspectives ensures the degree remains relevant in our fast-evolving media landscape. Faculty maintain connections with leading organizations such as the BBC, The Scotsman, British Film Institute, Creative Scotland, and Scotland's National Library (including its Moving Image Archive).
Customizable curriculum: Students can select from an extensive range of modules spanning media studies, arts, business management, and entrepreneurship to create a personalized academic journey.
Prime location advantages: Situated in Edinburgh - a cultural hub hosting the world's largest arts festival - the program offers unparalleled access to career prospects in creative sectors, cultural institutions, and digital enterprises.
Contemporary focus: The curriculum particularly examines how emerging media technologies and digital platforms are transforming creative industries.
Career development resources: Students gain access to our Business Gateway and Business Innovation Zone (BIZ), providing startup support including workspace, business services, media production facilities, marketing assistance, and connections to entrepreneurial networks across Scottish universities and enterprise programs.