Communication · University of Deusto

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University of DeustoSan Sebastian
Faculty of Social and Human Sciences. San Sebastián Campus
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General information about the degree

📚 Overview

The Bachelor's Degree in Communication at the University of Deusto offers comprehensive training in the theoretical and practical foundations of communication. The programme covers areas such as audiovisual communication, journalism, advertising, public relations and corporate communication. Students learn about communication processes, media analysis, content production and communication strategies in different social and organisational contexts. The degree fosters the critical, creative and technical skills needed to work in today's media landscape.

✨ Specific Information

The curriculum combines theoretical subjects with practical workshops and collaborative projects. It encourages the use of technological resources and participation in extracurricular activities related to the media. The degree may offer external work placements at companies in the sector and the opportunity to take part in international mobility programmes such as Erasmus.

👤 Recommended Profile

This degree is recommended for people with an interest in the media, current affairs, creativity, and oral and written communication. It is suitable for those with analytical skills, critical thinking and the ability to work in a team.

🚀 Further Study and Career Opportunities

After completing the degree, graduates may continue their education through master's degrees in related areas such as communication, marketing, journalism or public relations. They are also prepared to enter the communication job market in both private companies and public institutions.

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Social Sciences and Law

Journalism

Journalism enables you to investigate reality, verify sources and tell stories that matter. In a world saturated with information, journalists distinguish fact from opinion and give voice to what society needs to know. Reporting and journalistic writing techniques for print, radio, television and the internet Research and source verification: how to spot misinformation and work with reliable data Digital journalism and social media management as information tools Ethics and professional responsibility in the media Audiovisual production and multimedia storytelling You can work as a journalist in traditional or digital media, as a correspondent, investigative reporter, content editor or communicator specialising in culture, politics, science or sport.

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Social Sciences and Law

Social sciences and law examine how societies, people and the institutions that govern them work. If you wonder why laws exist, how economic decisions are made or how the media shapes public opinion, this is your field. Law, justice and legal systems Economics, business and organisational management Communication, journalism and audiovisual media International relations and global politics Sociology, social work and human behaviour Criminology and conflict analysis Labour relations and human resources Studying in this field prepares you to work in companies, international organisations, the media, law firms, public institutions and much more.

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