Occupational profiles

The Information and Communication degree is divided into two cycles: the Bachelor programme in three years and the Master's programme in one or two years. There is a wide range of career opportunities available for Master's graduates in Information and Communication, including:

• News agencies, information media
• Press, radio, television, internet
• Daily newspapers, periodicals (magazine)
• International, national, local news
• Corporate press, community press
• “Editing” journalist, "field" journalist
• Business communication, political communication
• Internal communication, external communication
• Public relations, media relations
• Organisation of events
• Lobbying
• Marketing, advertising management
• Design of information systems such as archives or databases, audit of management and quality of information in business, public administrations...
• Socio-educational communication: educational media design, science popularisation, media education, cultural management and entertainment...
• Stage-related professions
• Critic and specialised journalism, event organisation, cultural activities
• Scenario writing, film critic and journalism, film production...
• Education and Scientific Research