Universidad Francisco de Vitoria
Degree in Global CommunicationMadrid, Spain
DURATION
4 Years
LANGUAGES
Spanish
PACE
Full time
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TUITION FEES
EUR 9,800
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
Introduction
Do you like writing and don't know how to direct your dreams professionally? Would you be passionate about creating unforgettable characters and scenes? Do you dream of writing a script that becomes a hit? Do you love cinema, literature and are you a creative person? If you like telling stories, yours starts here. This official degree, unique in Spain, trains you to become a master of narrative, storytelling, creative writing, narration and fiction, so that you can work in a publishing and content creation industry that is constantly growing.
- Have you ever wanted to rewrite scenes from your favorite series?
- Are you passionate about the idea of bringing fictional characters to life?
- Are you a fan of emotionally charged movies and wonder how the writers manage to create such powerful moments?
- Do you want to be part of the creative elite and work with major production companies, media outlets and platforms?
- Do you want to become a writer, copywriter or narrator?
- Do you want to write works of fiction in any format?
Admissions
Scholarships and Funding
At UFV, we know how important it is to pursue a degree that makes you feel fulfilled. That's why one in three UFV students receives a scholarship or financial aid.
Curriculum
First course
- Communication theory
- International Relations Theory
- Theory of Knowledge (Epistemology)
- Narrative I
- Introduction to University Studies
- Skills and Competencies for Leadership
- Rhetoric and Oratory
- General Geography (Economic Geography)
- Culture, History and Society I: Europe
- Statistics and Quantitative and Qualitative Techniques for Social Research
Second course
- Narrative II
- Culture, History and Society II: USA
- Political Theory
- Audiovisual Expression
- Anthropology
- Social responsability
- Philosophy and the Current World
- Multimedia Communication I *
- Macroeconomy
- Culture, History and Society III: Ibero-America
- * Subject taught in i
Third course
- Introduction to Theology: Man and the Question of God
- History of the West
- Multimedia Communication II *
- Culture, History and Society IV: Arab World and the Middle East
- Global Law *
- Political Systems and Forms of Government
- History of Religions
- Culture, History and Society V: India, China and Japan
- Theory of Spain
- Optional I
- Optional II
- * Subject taught in English
Fourth grade
- International Organizations *
- Intelligence *
- Communicating from Institutions
- Culture, History and Society VI: Africa
- Peace, Cooperation and Global Security *
- EU Law and Institutions *
- Ethics
- External Academic Practices
- Final Degree Project
- Optional III
- Optional IV
- * Subject taught in English
Program Tuition Fee
Career Opportunities
As a graduate in Global Communications from UFV, you'll be prepared to work in a wide variety of environments, given the world's need for communicators who can explain facts in depth. Some of the positions you can apply for include:
- Investigative journalist or expert communicator in a specific field: you can work in media outlets, agencies, or companies as a contributor, analyst, journalist, researcher, etc.
- Communications consultant: You'll be able to advise companies and organizations on communication strategies, considering political, cultural, and economic factors.
- Public Policy Advisor: You will collaborate with governments and organizations in the development and implementation of national and international public policies.
- Political researcher and analyst: You can work in think tanks or lobbies, academic institutions, and international research centers.
- Crisis Manager: You'll be able to work in teams that manage national and international crises, analyzing situations and developing strategies.
- Trend Analyst: You will be able to research and detect new trends to help organizations adapt to change.
- Diplomacy and international relations: You'll be able to work in embassies, consulates, or international organizations, participating in the promotion of culture and bilateral relations.