Master of Arts (MA) in Cognition and Communication

About the programme

A new programme is on the way

The MA in Cognition and Communication is expected to be offered as a focused one-year master’s degree, with the first intake in September 2028.

You can expect an interdisciplinary programme focusing on how media, people and cognitive processes interact

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The master's programme in Cognition and Communication combines an interdisciplinary theoretical foundation with an applied focus on issues at the intersection of media and human interaction. You will gain an understanding of the cognitive processes associated with extensive media use in contemporary society

During the programme you will be introduced to the core disciplines of cognition and communication and develop your ability to address complex issues from an interdisciplinary perspective. 

You will begin by building a foundation in the core disciplines before moving on to integrative and advanced courses. Along the way, you will learn to apply interdisciplinary and process-oriented approaches to studying media, communication, and cognition.

In the latter part of the programme, you will choose and develop a quantitative, qualitative, or theoretical methodological approach for your capstone project.

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Location

  • South Campus, Karen Blixens Plads 8, DK-2300 København S.

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