The MA Intercultural Communication and Migration at the University of Exeter offers you a critical understanding of the complex dynamics between culture, communication, and societal change. This postgraduate programme is designed for those who wish to explore the challenges and opportunities presented by increasing global mobility and diverse societies. You will delve into key concepts and theories within intercultural communication, examining issues such as language globalisation, minority language maintenance, and the intricate relationship between language, discourse, and societal structures. This degree equips you with advanced analytical skills to navigate and address contemporary global challenges.
You will study this Masters degree on campus full-time over one year, engaging with compulsory modules like 'Intercultural Communication: Key Concepts and Theories' and 'Migration and Multilingualism'. The curriculum is further enriched by options such as 'Social Media and Migration' or 'Education for Diversity', allowing you to tailor your studies. Throughout the year, you will develop your research capabilities, culminating in a substantial dissertation. You will graduate with a sophisticated understanding of intercultural communication and migration, prepared for careers in international relations, NGOs, policy, education, or further academic research.