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Why study a master’s in marketing, advertising and communications?
Brands, stories and ideas influence the way people think, feel and engage with the world around them.
Explore how organisations connect with audiences while building the confidence to create campaigns, tell compelling stories and make informed decisions. You'll develop creative, analytical and communication skills through areas such as marketing, branding, consumer behaviour and media.
Graduate ready to bring ideas to life, connect with audiences and make an impact in a fast-changing world.
5 QS Stars for Teaching and Facilities
QS Stars University Ratings
Ranked1st for Engagement
Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES) 2026
Ranked 2nd for Support
Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES) 2026
Ranked 3rd for Skills Development
Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES) 2026
Marketing spaces designed for applied learning and research
Dedicated facilities give you the opportunity to develop practical skills and gain experience relevant to your future career.
- Business Simulation Suite lets you build confidence in decision-making and leadership through realistic business scenarios and immersive learning.
- DigiComm Lab helps you build the creative and strategic skills needed to create campaigns, connect with audiences and communicate effectively.
- Journalism facilities help you develop practical storytelling and production skills across broadcast, audio, video and digital media.
By applying your learning in practical settings, you'll develop the skills and confidence to navigate the world of finance.
Where a Marketing, Advertising and Communications degree can take you
Stories, ideas and communication have the power to influence how people think, feel and engage with the world around them. You'll develop the creative, analytical and communication skills to understand audiences, create meaningful content and respond to a rapidly changing digital landscape.
Build the confidence to bring ideas to life and create work that informs, engages and inspires.
Career pathways vary depending on your chosen course and any further professional training required, but graduates typically move into roles such as:
- journalist
- editorial assistant
- performance marketing specialist
- growth marketing executive
- market research analyst
- consumer insights analyst
- marketing analyst
- advertising executive
- digital communications manager
- PR and communications officer
- media relations officer
- marketing manager
- brand manager
- content marketing manager.
Average gross salary* for a digital and e-commerce marketing manager
£54,100 per year
Source: Salary.com
*Salaries vary depending on experience, sector and location.