Online Culture: Art, Media and Society careers and subsequent Master's programs
During the Bachelor's program Online Culture: Art, Media and Society, you will gain knowledge and skills that allow you to, for example, work as a digital content coordinator, webeditor or policy advisor. After graduation, you understand the influence digitalization and globalization have on culture and our way of communicating and co-existing. You know better than anyone how the online and offline world are (or could be) connected.
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Possible jobs Online Culture: Art, Media and Society
Most students choose to do a Master's program after obtaining their Bachelor's degree. With Online Culture: Art, Media and Society, you will have a variety of career options. You could work in the cultural or media sector, business, government, education, or start your own business.
What can you do with an Online Culture: Art, Media and Society degree?
- A (web)editor is responsible for (web)content. You create content, review content made by others, or a combination of the two. Not only do you critically look at the content, but also at the design. You may also have a coordinating role and direct others. As an editor, you could work with journalistic content, but also with content for education, marketing or public relations.
- As a policy advisor or officer, you develop policies for organizations such as cultural institutions, municipality or educational institutions. You for example can conduct a policy to make the cultural offering of a city more attractive and accessible to all residents. Or work on policy aimed at making schoolchildren more 'media savvy'. A different example is a communication policy to ensure an open dialogue between an institution and the public. You are closely connected to what goes on in society, and therefore maintain a network within and outside an organization.
- A digital content coordinator is responsible for developing content for digital communications. For example through websites, social media platforms or online campaigns. You do not just focus on the content, but also on the design and potential interaction you want to provoke. You create content, direct others to make content or do both. With a good SEO and SEA strategy you ensure that the content rises to the attention of your target audience.
Graduates go on to work, for example, at the International Choreographic Arts Centre, Debut Contemporary, Clipboard Media & Content, Leiden University, or Music Academy INHolland.
Subsequent Master's programs Online Culture: Art, Media and Society
After getting your Bachelor's degree, you could start looking for a job, but you will significantly improve your chances by doing a Master's program. With Online Culture: Art, Media and Society , you have a wide range of Tilburg University Master's programs
to choose from. Some Master's programs require you to take certain courses during your Bachelor's program in order to be admitted. Make sure to check the application and admission page of the Master's program you are interested in. Examples of Master's programs at Tilburg University you have access to with your Bachelor's degree:
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Digital Culture Studies
Learn to analyze the impact of our digital culture on individuals, communities, and society as a whole. Digital technologies are an intrinsic feature of everyday life in today’s society. New modes of social interaction have emerged, involving intense activity on social media, the use of apps and information technology. Data gathering and algorithmic patterning influence our access to information, how we present ourselves, and how we see others.
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Art and Media Studies
Study how artistic and cultural expressions develop under the influence of digitalization, mediatization, and privatization of public space. Combine theories from different disciplines, such as media, cultural and literary studies, sociology, and philosophy. Analyze how innovations come about, what their implications are for society, and learn how to communicate about them professionally.
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Health Humanities
Combine insights from cultural studies, philosophy, history, and anthropology to approach contemporary issues related to mental and physical health. Study how perceptions of illness and health are historically and culturally situated. Reflect on current and technological developments within the healthcare domain.
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Management of Cultural Diversity
Become an expert in managing a culturally diverse workforce within companies and organizations. Work on policies solving important societal challenges, such as equal opportunities in the labor market, the educational or the healthcare system and the participation of refugees in society.
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Children’s Literature, Media and Culture (Multiple degree)
Children’s Literature, Media and Culture is a two-year Erasmus Mundus International Master’s program initiated and taught by a consortium of five universities. With this program you deepen your knowledge of children’s literature, media and culture from an international perspective.
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Research Master in Linguistics and Communication Sciences
Become fully skilled to initiate and conduct your own high-quality research in the domains of linguistics and communication sciences: an excellent preparation for a PhD or a career at a research agency. Specialize within one of the following domains: cognition and communication, linguistic anthropology, business communication and persuasion, digital media and communication, and online culture.
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Career orientation
Student Career Services is happy to help you prepare for your career and supports your transition to the labor market. They are there for you from the moment you embark on your studies, until one year after your graduation.
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