School of Arts, Communication & Humanities
Communication, digital media and humanities perspectives on technological change.
Overview
The School of Arts, Communication & Humanities combines humanities scholarship with practical training in digital media and communication. Students collaborate on projects with publishing houses, media organisations and the creative industries, developing their own media formats. History and philosophy are deliberately taught as a foundation for critical thinking applied to media practice.
- Communication
- Digital Media
- History
- Philosophy
- Creative Industries
Research focus
- Digital public spheres and the transformation of journalistic practice
- Cultural history of technological change in Central Europe
- Ethical questions in algorithmic media production
- Narrative forms in interactive and immersive media
Laboratories and infrastructure
- Media studio for video, audio and podcast production
- Virtual exhibition laboratory for digital curation projects
- Archive and source laboratory for historical and philological research
Career prospects
Graduates work in media companies, the communications sector, cultural institutions and the creative industries.