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Report by Nicky Foley, Film and Media student On 30 January 2020, staff from the UK’s media regulator, Ofcom, hosted a discussion with Stirling students on the future of public service broadcasting. Small screen, Big Debate is a qualitative research project which aims to hold Read More …
In November 2019, the CMC Division celebrated the graduation of its MSc in Media and Communication Management students in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The graduation ceremony was held by our partner institution in Vietnam, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities (VNU-USSH), and Prof. Read More …
University of Stirling’s postgraduate students in Public Relations, International Journalism, Public Policy and Gender Studies have spent two days in Brussels at the annual Public Affairs in the European Union seminar. The event introduces students to public affairs, advocacy, public policy, lobbying and communication practices Read More …
We caught up with Master of TV Chantelle Grieve as in the last week of her internship with Channel 4’s Box Plus network last month. Unbelievably (she was still technically a student at this point), this was not her first job of the summer. “Doing Read More …
Melissa Walker, a graduate of MSc Strategic Communication and Public Relations (Joint Degree between the University of Stirling and Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona), has won EUPRERA Master Thesis Award for Excellence in Theoretical Impact category for her dissertation “Building the Nation: Analysing the Scottish Government’s Read More …
In this series, we’re talking to students from our new television Masters programme – MSc Television Content Development and Production. It’s August, the last week of the Masters course, but Eden isn’t anywhere near the campus; since the beginning of August, she’s been working for Read More …
Sophia Honisch, a graduate of MSc Strategic Communication and Public Relations (Joint Degree programme between the University of Stirling and Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona), has secured a publication of her dissertation research in a top academic journal Corporate Reputation Review. The journal article “The Effects Read More …
The Creative Media Network Festival took place at BBC Scotland in Glasgow last week with a number of University of Stirling students attending masterclasses in subjects such as Pitching, Health and Safety on Location and Turning your Idea into Reality. A team from the MSc Read More …
On March 28th, students from the Social Media Marketing module offered by the division of Communication Media and Culture (Faculty of Arts and Humanities) met industry partners from Stirling and Glasgow in occasion of the second edition of the “Technology, Creativity and Transferable Skills: Partnerships Read More …
The University of Stirling’s Communication, Media and Culture Division was proud to host the Scottish debut of the MeCCSA annual conference, which took place from 9 to 11 January 2019 at the Stirling Court Hotel. The MeCCSA conference is considered the most significant annual media Read More …