The Master's Degree in Social Communication is a 120-credit official program designed to be completed over two academic years, with 60 credits per year. The curriculum progresses from general knowledge to specialized topics. The first year focuses on common and mandatory modules, providing a broad foundation. The second year is dedicated to specialized training, allowing students to deepen their understanding in specific areas of social communication. The program is offered by the Faculty of Information Sciences.
The program is structured into modules covering general and specific knowledge in social communication. The first year comprises two common, mandatory modules. The second year focuses on specialized training.
Applicants from non-Spanish speaking countries must provide a B2 level certificate of Spanish language, unless they have studied in a Spanish-speaking education system or are applying for a program taught in English. Specific requirements may apply to each master's program.
Tuition fees can be calculated using the university's online simulator.
Official Master's Degree.
You need to hold a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent. Additionally, applicants from non-Spanish speaking countries must provide a B2 level certificate of Spanish language, unless they have studied in a Spanish-speaking education system.
The Master's Degree in Social Communication is designed to be completed over two academic years.
Tuition fees can be calculated using the university's online simulator. You should refer to this simulator for precise figures.
You need to submit your National Identity Card (DNI, NIF, NIE) or passport, and a Curriculum Vitae. Depending on your previous education, academic transcripts and degree certificates may also be required, potentially needing validation.
The second admission period application runs from April 22 to May 22, 2024, followed by an extraordinary admission period application from September 2 to 6, 2024.