Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra, Faculty of Arts


Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra
is a public university in Slovakia known for its strong focus on academic excellence, international cooperation and interdisciplinary education. Its Faculty of Arts offers Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD programmes in media studies, marketing communication, cultural studies and the social sciences. The Department of Mass Media Communication and Advertising specialises in digital communication, advertising, media transformation and audience behaviour, combining academic research with practical communication education and close collaboration with industry.

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University of Roehampton, London School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

The University of Roehampton has a core purpose, to change lives by helping students develop the confidence, knowledge, and adaptability they need for a successful graduate career and fulfilling life. Our purpose guides our approach to delivering excellent teaching and world-class research.

Roehampton has a history in education, that dates back over 175 years and we pride ourselves in being an inclusive and diverse University, supporting UK and International students to succeed. We currently have over 10,000 students studying with us from over 30 different countries.

Our south-west London campus, is within easy reach of central London. It has superb facilities, including state-of-the-art specialist teaching facilities, a diverse range of social spaces and a world-class library and media centre.

Studying and working with us gives our students and staff the best of both worlds: the friendly community feel of a traditional university campus, and the energy, culture and connections of one of the greatest cities in the world.

We work in partnership with students every step of the way. We are proud that our graduates are distinctive and highly employable. They are agents of social change who make a real difference in the world. We place engagement, collaboration, and partnership working at the heart of everything we do, researching and innovating to tackle some of the biggest global challenges, ranging from energy and health to security and sustainability.

Our research and innovation address societal and economic challenges, with researchers working across disciplines to benefit businesses, communities, and policy makers. Valuable contributions are made to many aspects of the economy, the environment, culture, and wider health and well-being.

We have 5 Schools at the University – The School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, The School of Business, The School of Education, The School of Life and Health Sciences, The School of Psychology.

Media School (London College of Communication-UAL)

University of the Arts London (UAL) is top 2 in the world for Art and Design (QS World University Rankings 2022). UAL has global influence and reach across international creative industries. London College of Communication is a part University of the Arts London, a diverse body of 18,000 students from 130 countries. LCC focuses on enabling our students to develop the skills needed to succeed as future-facing creatives through our industry-focused courses in the Design School, Media School and Screen School.​ London College of Communication’s Media School has a comprehensive portfolio that spans the disciplines of publishing, advertising, public relations, media communications, photography, and journalism.

BA (Hons) Advertising will help students to develop a solid understanding of advertising and marketing communications industries, and digital media practices in advertising, with a particular focus on creativity, critical analysis, research techniques, and the future of advertising. Students are given opportunities to develop your own strategic, innovative, ethical and sustainable advertising practice. The course focuses on teaching consumers from both behavioural and psychological perspectives, and focus on key aspects of advertising practices that will support our students to make well-informed tactical and strategic decisions in developing advertising campaigns. Our students acquire creative skills such as copywriting, video editing, and the application of digital technology as well as a knowledge of the theoretical and practical application of professional persuasive communication. With a digital-first approach, the course supports students to engage critically with the practices and evaluation of advertising and marketing communications in the digital environment.

There is a strong employability strand running through the course. As well as working on project briefs set by industry, the course gives our students the opportunity to meet industry speakers, guests and alumni.

Paul Springer
Paul is Dean of Academic Strategy for UAL: Camberwell, Chelsea & Wimbledon Schools of Art.. He is a Research Professor specialising in communications. He has authored three books on pioneering innovation in digital communications and was co-opted to CHEAD, the Council for Higher Education in Art & Design, as a communications expert in 2022.

Paul served as President of Edcom (the European Institute for Commercial Communications Education, centred in Brussels) between 2019-22 and remains actively committed to connecting Edcom’s 50 European member Higher Education Institutes with it’s counterpart organisation, the European Association of Communications Agencies on initiatives spanning work skills and inclusivity, equality and diversity. in and in 2023 was lead author for Edcom’s White Paper on future talent supplies the communications industries.

Paul was previously Director of the School of Communication and the Academy of Music & Theatre Arts at Falmouth University, contributed to the University’s award-winning start-up business incubator lab, Launchpad. Prior to this Paul was Associate Dean for External Development in the School of Arts and Digital Industries, University of East London, with special responsibility for commercial industry and education collaborations. Paul writes and speaks on innovation in digital communications, and has authored books on benchmarks of best practice and its impacts for education. He was lead consultant for Saudi Arabia’s first College of Advertising in Jeddah, and was Head of Research and Special Projects, Faculty of Design Media & Management at Bucks New University. He founded the research centre adCom and has lead sponsored research initiatives with ZEE TV, Rapp Communications and Tate & Lyle amongst others.