In this international Bachelor’s program about digital culture and (new) media you focus on how digitalization and globalization influence our way of living and how they affect society. From disciplines such as cultural studies and media studies you study the relationship between people, cultures and languages in the digital world. You discuss new ways of communication, art expressions as well as (social) media expressions such as memes and trolls. Within Online Culture: Art, Media and Society you research how such ways of communication and expressions are established and how they manifest in, and have influence on a society that increasingly takes place online. In addition, you actively contribute to digital culture by writing papers and opinion pieces for our own online platform Digit Magazine.
Program
Online Culture: Art, Media and Society are unique in content and approach as you do not only study digital culture, but you also actively contribute to it through our own online platform Digit Magazine. In collaboration with lecturers and researchers you work on papers, opinion pieces and reviews for Digit throughout your studies. In this way, you learn everything about fact checking, content sharing and reviewing; skills that will benefit you when you enter the job market after your studies.
The specializations you can choose:
Digital Media
How do digitalization and globalization change the way in which we live?
Art in the Public Sphere
How do digitalization and globalization change the way in which the artist and the public deal with literature, art and culture?
Global Communication
How do digitalization and globalization change the way in which we communicate?
Career prospects
Online Culture: Art, Media and Society prepare you for a successful career within (online) communication and media, education, the cultural sector, international companies or the government. 93% of our graduates find a job within a year after graduation. 74% even finds a job within 3 months after graduation.
Esperado Agosto 2021
Tilburg University
Warandelaan 2,
TILBURG,
Noord-Brabant,
5037, Netherlands
You need to have a high school diploma which is considered equal to the highest level of secondary education in the Netherlands. Examples of qualifying diplomas are:
Most European high school diplomas which allow access to university in your own country, such as the German Abitur, the Swiss Matura, or the French Baccalauréat.
In case of a non-EU diploma, we often require an additional year at university before you can start here.
English language proficiency
As our Bachelor's program in Online Culture: Art, Media and Society is taught in English, a good verbal and written command of this language is essential. Therefore, all applicants must provide proof of their English proficiency.
Tilburg University accepts the following English proficiency certificates: