Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · United Kingdom
University of Surrey to launch MSc in Global Communication Management and AI in September 2027
The University of Surrey has announced a master's programme on managing communication across languages and cultures where AI tools are in use, with the first intake due in September 2027.
Why it matters: Prospective postgraduate students in translation and communication gain a new Surrey master's option, with teaching due to begin in September 2027.
The University of Surrey said its new MSc in Global Communication Management and AI is due to start in September 2027.
The university said the course is intended to equip graduates to run multilingual workflows and to judge how messages should be designed, delivered and assessed in different linguistic, cultural and market settings.
Professor Sabine Braun, Professor of Translation Studies, said students will tackle practical tasks including multilingual campaigns and events, managing translation and localisation for different markets, and building intercultural communication solutions for public services.
Editor’s view
Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor
Students weighing postgraduate study in translation or communication management have a new programme to consider at Surrey, which is scheduled to take its first students in September 2027.
What to watch
- The first cohort of the MSc is due to begin at the University of Surrey in September 2027.
