Linnaeus University – a creative and international knowledge environment promoting curiosity, creativity, companionship and utility. Linnaeus University is located in Växjö and Kalmar and offers over 200 degree programmes and 1500 single-subject course
The Media Cultures: Intermedial and Multimodal Studies Master's Programme at Linnaeus University explores the intricate interactions between literature, film, comics, art, music, and journalism. This interdisciplinary program equips students with methods for literary analysis that address the relationships among digital, analogue, and physical media. With a curriculum linking comparative literature to film studies, media science, and modern languages, participants can study abroad or undertake internships. Blending online and on-campus learning in a dynamic environment enhances the educational experience, preparing graduates for diverse career paths in media and communication fields.
Graduates of the programme will possess theoretical understanding, analytical skills, and interdisciplinary knowledge valuable for various careers in publishing, culture, education, communication, and media. Potential job roles include Publishing Editor, Communications Officer, and Administrator. The program also provides a solid foundation for those wishing to pursue doctoral studies, thus enhancing career opportunities in academia and specialized fields related to media cultures.
Just south of Växjö’s city centre you will find Linnaeus University’s campus, where many students choose to live. It is a vibrant area with a walking distance to friends, restaurants, lecture rooms, gym, grocery store, the University Library, nature trails, and student pubs. Växjö is a growing city with 90,000 inhabitants, known for its Småland entrepreneurship spirit and a burgeoning IT industry, which provides ample opportunities for internships and jobs. The city is picturesque and provides easy access to forests and water.
Living in Växjö as a student offers an engaging and vibrant atmosphere. The cost of living is relatively affordable compared to other Swedish cities, providing good housing options both on and off campus. The city also supports a dynamic student community and provides international experiences through diverse cultural elements in many courses. It is a friendly environment for individuals and families alike, making it a suitable place for students with family members.
After graduation, students are equipped to work in various fields including publishing, culture, education, communication, media, and administration. The city of Växjö offers opportunities in the IT industry and its vibrant community is conducive for finding internships or jobs. Potential employers include local publishing houses, media organizations, educational institutions, and administrative roles within cultural organizations.
