DEGREE in AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNI/ CATION
The Degree in Audiovisual Communication aims to train students to become outstanding professionals in content creation in a range of audiovisual areas: cinema, television, series, documentaries, social media, etc.
Roles within audiovisual content production include scriptwriters, directors, art and photography coordinators, online multimedia content designers, content managers, television and new platform programmers and integrated audiovisual content marketing coordinators. To achieve this, the degree focuses on providing comprehensive training in the audiovisual world and the skills and competences required to navigate the challenges of the profession.
Anthropology
Oral and Written
Communication I
History of Communication
History of the Modern World Literature
Multimedia Communication
Ethics
Psychology
Introduction to Advertising and PR
Communication
Structure and Markets
Fundamentals of Narration
Theory of Audiovisual Communication
Fiction Script I (series)
Direction/Production
Fiction Production (Series)
Content Management
Cultural Keys (choose) Electives
Sociology
Entertainment Programs
3D and CGI Animation
Documentaries
Communication
Epistemology
Cultural Keys (choose)
Transmedia Narrative Electives Final
Script II (film) Fiction Production II (film)
PROGRAMS
Audiovisual Communication
+Screen Studies (Bilingual)
The Screen Studies Program is designed to prepare students to become communication professionals with an international profile. The globalization of content and audiences, as well as the proliferation of multinational communication companies, has led to high demand for university graduates capable of communicating with international and multicultural audiences.
You can study one semester (in the third year) at leading universities in the United States, Europe, Oceania or Asia. You’ll also be able to carry out professional internships at an international communication company. In the second year of the degree, students will undertake a two-week stay at a university in the United States.
Audiovisual Communication
+Performing Arts
The Degree in Audiovisual Communication can be complemented with a university-accredited qualification: the Performing Arts Program, which prepares students for leadership and management in the performing arts. It is also compatible with the Screen Studies Program.
Collaboration with the Museum University of Navarra in training for students through workshops and access to general rehearsals of shows.
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Design, produce and direct different kinds of audiovisual content for any platform.
