Cannabis Industry, Media & Public Understanding (UK)

The Cannabis Industry, Media & Public Understanding (UK) course from Cannabis University explores how cannabis is represented, discussed, regulated, and misunderstood within UK society, media, and emerging global industries.

This academically structured course focuses on education, literacy, and critical analysis rather than commercial promotion, providing learners with a grounded understanding of how cannabis narratives are shaped by law, journalism, public policy, and cultural perception.

What This Course Covers

• The structure of the global cannabis industry (without commercial instruction)
• How cannabis is portrayed in UK media and news reporting
• Misinformation, stigma, and public misunderstanding
• The role of education in harm reduction and informed debate
• Differences between medical, industrial, and cultural narratives
• Ethical communication and responsible public discourse

Who This Course Is For

• Students and researchers studying cannabis-related topics
• Journalists, writers, and content creators
• Policy observers and compliance-focused professionals
• Individuals seeking factual, balanced cannabis education

This course sits alongside other Cannabis University programmes such as the Cannabis University educational framework and complements foundational learning covered in UK cannabis law and compliance education.

All content is delivered within a strictly UK-compliant, academic framework and is intended for educational and informational purposes only. This course does not promote, instruct, or facilitate illegal activity.