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We live in complex, changing and uncertain times, but also exciting. In the midst of the digital era, where society feels vulnerable in the face of disinformation and polarisation, journalism is once again emerging as a guarantor of truth and a support for democracies.
Journalism has the opportunity to renew its commitment as a public service and for this the university has the obligation to train future professionals with the necessary competences and skills to face these challenges. And this is our objective.
Through a renewed and well-structured curriculum, we want to train future communicators to develop their professional career in multiple areas linked to the world of communication and information and also in companies and institutions that are part of our sector. Therefore, we highlight a triple path of employability that responds to what employers are demanding of us.
On the one hand, at Nebrija University we equip them with the ability to work in the media, in television and radio, in new audiovisual and sound formats, in traditional print media and in digital media. We also make future Nebrija journalists experts in digital journalism, specialising in data management, social networks and new information narratives, which will enable them to work with multidisciplinary teams and in business areas beyond the media.
At the same time, we train them to manage corporate and institutional communication effectively, so that they can contribute and help companies or public institutions to connect and communicate in a solvent way with their audiences of interest.
All of this with a first class teaching staff, experienced, professional, innovative and investigative, necessary to provide students with the perfect balance between the practical knowledge that this profession requires and the critical spirit, cultural background and reflective and investigative capacity that all journalists must possess to confront their work.
Live the journalistic profession
from day one
There is no better way to learn than by doing. Our philosophy is perfectly reflected in Nebrija Medialab, an experiential space with studios for radio, TV, digital newsroom, design...
Ready to experience Journalism at Nebrija?
Ignacio Calle
Grado en Periodismo
“Hoy es fundamental para un periodista saber trabajar con todo tipo de fuentes, personales, documentales y estadísticas. Y en este mundo digital plagado de datos, es imprescindible que un informador tenga capacidad para encontrar historias, muchas veces ocultas, entre todos esos datos. Pero de nada serviría saber interpretar y manejar tecnológicamente esa información si no hemos desarrollado antes los básicos que requiere esta profesión: saber encontrar historias y saber contarlas. Por ello, en mis clases de periodismo digital y de datos, además de manejar herramientas tecnológicas que nos permiten encontrar e interpretar el dato, procuro que los estudiantes desarrollen ese “olfato periodístico” que les permita encontrar buenas y nuevas historias más allá del periodismo de declaraciones”.
Marta Perlado
"Communication plays an important role in society today, but in the coming years it will be an essential discipline for any organisation.
"In a world where information is more accessible than ever, but also more vulnerable to misinformation, our programme seeks to equip students with the tools to navigate this complex environment. From day one, we encourage critical thinking, professional ethics and mastery of new technologies.
Double present, double future
From the 2026/27 academic year, our Double Degrees in Journalism incorporate a Nebrija NextGen Talent micro-credential, which will allow students to enrich their training to lead in an increasingly globalised world.
At the end of the Double Degree, students will take aone-week Study Tour to destinations such as Montreal, Miami, Boston, Hong Kong, Singapore or Shanghai.
Find out about our 80% Excellence Scholarships for these Double Degrees and benefit from an exclusive Mentoring Programme.
You will learn by doing
Multifunctional spaces
From the very first day, the teaching and practice of the profession is carried out in: laboratories (multimedia, design and production), radio studios, television sets and Nebrija's own media platform, Nebrija Medialab. A place where students live and experience the profession with real communication projects.
Academic outreach activities
Consolidated actions in the sector that allow our students to work as real professionals. For example, the Nipho Journalism Competition, where participants opt for postgraduate training scholarships and internships in the media. At the same time, awards are given to professionals of the stature of Matías Prats, Julia Otero, Jesús Alvarez and Bieito Rubido, among others.
30 years training communication professionals
At Nebrija University we consider it essential to obtain a solid base of knowledge, transversal to all areas of the Faculty, before proceeding to the specialisation of each Degree. A learning model that has 30 years of experience in the training of communication professionals.
Multifunctional spaces
From the very first day, the teaching and practice of the profession is carried out in: laboratories (multimedia, design and production), radio studios, television sets and Nebrija's own media platform, Nebrija Medialab. A place where students live and experience the profession with real communication projects.
Academic outreach activities
Consolidated actions in the sector that allow our students to work as real professionals. For example, the Nipho Journalism Competition, where participants opt for postgraduate training scholarships and internships in the media. At the same time, awards are given to professionals of the stature of Matías Prats, Julia Otero, Jesús Alvarez and Bieito Rubido, among others.
30 years training communication professionals
At Nebrija University we consider it essential to obtain a solid base of knowledge, transversal to all areas of the Faculty, before proceeding to the specialisation of each Degree. A learning model that has 30 years of experience in the training of communication professionals.
Syllabus
BOCM-20251001-32 _BOCAM 234_Pag. 258
Our syllabus has been drawn up in accordance with the new guidelines set by current legislation, and has been verified by the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (Agencia Nacional de Evaluación de la Calidad y la Acreditación).
Price
Pre-booking your place | RESERVATION of place | Number of Monthly fees | Fees Teaching / Monthly fees | Final Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
950€ | 1.550€ | 10 | 749€ | 9.990€ |
Teachers
Professors: 33
Percentage of PhDs: 60.60%.
Quality
Official qualification: Bachelor's Degree in Journalism
Faculty or school responsible: Faculty of Communication and Arts
Branch of knowledge: Social and Legal Sciences
Number of places available: 45
Type of course: Classroom-based
Academic year in which it was introduced: 2013-2014
Languages: Spanish / English
Total credits: 240 credits.
Minimum 12 ECTS and maximum 90 ECTS per enrolment and academic period.
Employability
The teaching team of the Faculty of Communication and Arts is made up of professionals in each area of specialisation, who develop a teaching method based on the conviction that what we learn, we learn by doing.
Integration with the profession is based on the incorporation of professionals as associate lecturers who are guarantors of each programme, in a teaching methodology inspired by the learning by doing approach that focuses on the experiential aspect in the classroom and in academic extension activities.
The Degree in Journalism has a collaboration agreement with some of the best companies and institutions in the sector, such as La Sexta, Antena 3, Agencia EFE and Mediaset España, where students can do their professional internships and thus obtain their first highly demanding work experience.
Professional outings
The Bachelor's Degree in Journalism trains young people whose professional future will be as:
- Newspaper, radio, television and Internet editor.
- Graphic editor
- Reporter
- Presenter
- Correspondent
- Journalist in a press office
- Head of corporate communications
- Communications Director
- Press attaché in embassies and international organisations
- Web content editor
- Community Manager and portal manager
- Multimedia researcher and documentalist
Professional outings
The Bachelor's Degree in Journalism trains young people whose professional future will be as:
- Newspaper, radio, television and Internet editor.
- Graphic editor
- Reporter
- Presenter
- Correspondent
- Journalist in a press office
- Head of corporate communications
- Communications Director
- Press attaché in embassies and international organisations
- Web content editor
- Community Manager and portal manager
- Multimedia researcher and documentalist
Employability
Secured internships
In the best companies in the sector
Years
Trained professionals
Destinations
to study part of the Degree
NIPHO
Journalism Awards
Journalists rewarding journalism. The NIPHO Awards is an activity that recognises the journalistic talent of our students in categories such as press, radio, television, photography and digital, as well as the careers of renowned figures in the sector. A unique opportunity to promote excellence, creativity and networking.
International
The International Mobility Office of Nebrija University is constantly monitoring the agreements with the most prestigious universities. Students will be able to spend a year or semester at some of the best universities in the European Union, North America, Latin America and Asia. This option will broaden your vision of the world, allow you to exchange ideas with students from other countries, broaden your linguistic training and prepare you to carry out your professional work with rigour in any corner of the world.
Communication and Arts students can study at one of the following foreign universities:
Australia
Hong Kong
United Kingdom
Australia
Hong Kong
United Kingdom
NOTE: The host universities, offered per degree, may vary according to the International Mobility Programme. For the most up-to-date information, students can consult the online information on the International Mobility Programme.
Several universities have special academic or language requirements. For more information, please contact the International Programmes Department.
The information published here is for guidance only and may be subject to change.
Sports Journalism Lab
With Club Medialab's Sports Journalism Lab, students will be able to start their specialised training from the first year and put into practice all their knowledge of this highly demanded discipline.
Led by Professor Diego Miguel Fernández, a sports journalist with several years of experience who is currently working for the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), the students will be able to develop real projects that will bring them closer to the different formats and areas of sports information: broadcasts, coverage of sporting events, reports and documentaries, visits to sports facilities, etc.
All this under the umbrella of Club Medialab and with the audiovisual, sound and digital tools of the Faculty of Communication and Arts at Nebrija University.
Links of interest
The Internet is undoubtedly a great information tool for journalists and professionals in the world of communication, as well as a possibility, more and more consolidated every day, to carry out their work.
Here are some links to websites that can help you to keep up to date with what is happening in the world, or simply to consult your linguistic doubts.
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