The Bachelor's degree program (Bachelor) in Journalism & Communication trains students for the production of articles that will be disseminated through both traditional and modern media channels, especially the Internet, and for those activities for which special communication skills and sensitivity are required to conduct communication campaigns that address particularly sensitive social issues. Successful completion of this degree program requires the achievement of 180 ECTS.
The Bachelor "s Degree course (Bachelor) in Journalism & Communication has as its fundamental objective the empowerment of the student with the techniques necessary to write articles that will be disseminated through both traditional media and multiple multimedia channels, while developing those critical skills that will be essential to him/her in the identification, verification, writing and publication of his/her articles.
The Bachelor "s Degree (Bachelor "s) in Journalism & Communication offers several possibilities for employment in the world of work in a variety of fields. Below is a list of some of the possible employment outlets:Communication Expert
SPS/08 - Fundamentals of Journalism - 10 ECTS
M-PSI/05 - Psychology of Communication - 10 ECTS
M-STO/04 - Contemporary History - 10 ECTS
SPS/08 - Sociology of Communication - 10 ECTS
SPS/02 - History of Political Thought - 8 ECTS
L-LIN/12 - English Language - 6 ECTS
L-LIN/01 - Compositional Methods for Communication - 10 ECTS
SPS/08 - Multimedia Journalism - 10 ECTS
IUS/09 - Information Law - 8 ECTS
SECS-P/01 - Political Economy - 8 ECTS
SPS/07 - Social Policy - 8 ECTS
SPS/08 - Articles, Genres and Formats of the Press - 10 ECTS
SPS/08 - Photojournalism - 10 ECTS
INF/01 - Computer Science - 6 ECTS
IUS/14 - European Communication Law - 8 ECTS
SPS/08 - Ethics and Sociology of New Media - 6 ECTS
M-FIL/05 - Media Semiotics - 8 ECTS
L-ART/06 - History of Broadcasting - 8 ECTS
SPS/11 - Public Opinion & Political Psychology - 8 ECTS
M-DEA/01 - Cultural Anthropology - 8 ECTS
Final Examination - 10 ECTS
