Live and study alongside Welsh peers, fully immersed in the local culture. Swansea’s Media and Communication department offers courses such as Introduction to Media History; Social Media Cultures; Adaptation: Storytelling Across Media; and Theorizing the Media.

Enroll in block-schedule courses (two courses per six-week block) in the Communications, Journalism, and New Media track. Course offerings include Photojournalism; International Journalism; and Media, Gender, and Identity.

Study with other international students and explore over 250 diverse course offerings at Instituto Lorenzo de Medici. Relevant courses include Visual Culture in Italy since 1945, War and Media, Food Marketing and Communication, Global Brand Management, and Media Ethics in the Techno Age.

CEA facilitates enrollment at Anglo-American University, where you attend classes with local Czech and international students. Courses include Cultural Journalism, Reporting in Conflict Zones, Reporting I and II, Media in a Democracy, Photojournalism, and Video Storytelling.

The School of Media and Communication at Korea University offers courses such as Media and Popular Culture in Korea, Understanding Journalism, Media Technologies and Culture, and Writing in Journalism.

Take courses in Bond’s Communication and Creative Media program. Course offerings include Mass and Popular Media, Digital Media and Society, Mobile and Digital Journalism, and Reporting the World.

Participate in core workshops (Magazine Reporting and Writing and/ or Digital Video Reporting in Context) and enroll in related electives. Since all courses are taught in Spanish, you must have completed Intermediate Spanish II prior to the start of the program.

Students on the CIMBA program gain meaningful international experience through interaction with the local culture and visits to area businesses. Courses are available in the following subject areas: accounting, finance, economics, social media marketing, event management, and communication studies.