The Media Cultures: Intermedial and Multimodal Studies Masters Degree at Linnaeus University invites you to explore the dynamic interplay between various media forms in contemporary society. If you are fascinated by how narratives, meaning, and truth are constructed across digital, analogue, and physical platforms — from literature and film to music and art — this programme offers a unique academic perspective. You will gain critical insights into intermediality and multimodality, developing sophisticated analytical methods to understand complex media relationships. This postgraduate course is ideal for students seeking to deepen their understanding of media's cultural impact and communicative power.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is delivered over two years, providing a structured yet flexible learning journey. Your studies will involve exploring core theories of intermediality and multimodality, with opportunities to select elective courses or engage in a Master’s thesis from the first year. In your second year, you can choose to broaden your horizons through a study abroad or placement opportunity, or by taking further elective courses. You will culminate your studies with a substantial Master’s thesis, applying your acquired knowledge to an independent research project. You will graduate with advanced analytical skills, prepared for careers in cultural industries, research, or further academic pursuits.