2027–2028
Undergraduate Studies
SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION
Film and Media Production Journalism Corporate Communication Marketing
COMMUNICATION
The University of Navarra is a research university with Christian inspiration, founded in 1952 by Saint Josemaría Escrivá. As a non-profit institution, it works to generate knowledge, educate individuals, and contribute to society through teaching, research, and healthcare. Its project includes internationally renowned institutions such as the Clínica Universidad de Navarra and IESE Business School, strengthening its connection with healthcare, business, research, and clinical care.
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UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRA School of Communication
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01. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
Academic excellence is reflected in how you learn, who you learn from, and how closely your education is connected to the real world. You will learn from professors who conduct pioneering research, drive innovation, and work at the forefront of today's scientific, technological, and societal challenges.
02. NAVIGATE A CHANGING WORLD
Every student receives a holistic education that brings together science, technology, and the humanities to develop judgment, critical thinking, and the ability to listen, reflect, and engage in dialogue. Through the Core Curriculum (one of the University's defining strengths) you will learn to ask better questions, gain a deeper understanding of today's world, and address the challenges of artificial intelligence, innovation, and social change responsibly.
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GROW TOGETHER. A COMMUNITY THAT INSPIRES YOU
More than 14,000 students in the 20252026 academic year, forming a diverse, dynamic, and close-knit university community.
A global community of 4,374 international students from 133 countries.
University life is a transformative experience when you are challenged, encouraged, and part of a close-knit community. Meaningful relationships with professors and mentors, together with a vibrant campus life that includes sports, culture, volunteering, museums, exhibitions, and student activities, help you discover your strengths, broaden your horizons, and shape your own personal and professional journey.
STUDENTS
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92.5% of our graduates are employed, according to the University's Graduate Employment Survey 2026.
Ranked among the top 262 universities in the world in the QS World University Rankings 2026, which evaluated more than 5,660 universities across 106 countries.
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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Ranked #35 worldwide for employability in the Global Employability University Ranking and Survey 2026 by Times Higher Education.
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PIONEERS OF WHAT IS YET TO COME School of Communication
Degree Studies
They aren't different paths, but different ways of understanding communication. Degree Guidance JOURNALISM
Informing and explaining the world around us. • If you're interested in current affairs, investigating, and reporting on what is happening.
FILM AND MEDIA PRODUCTION
Create stories that connect with people • If you enjoy creating stories, videos, or digital content.
MARKETING
Understand the customer and help companies grow. • If you are interested in customers, markets, trends, brands, business...
CORPORATE COMMUNICATION
Reputation
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Spain's first School of Communication, since 1958
+11K Alumni
#1 QS
Ranked #1 in Spain according to the QS by Subject 2025 in Communication and Media Studies (between 50 and 100 in the world)
Manage the communication of companies and institutions. • Ifyou are attracted to strategy, companies, and reputation.
Specializations Personalize your studies with one of these specializations (compatible with all 4 degrees):
01. FASHION & TRENDS
Connect fashion with business. • Strategies in Fashion Communication • Communication and Trends • Fashion Business • Fashion Illustration and Photography
02. GLOBAL AFFAIRS
Master strategic global communication. • Intercultural Communication • Political Philosophy • Conflict Analysis and Resolutions • Wars and Revolutions in the Contemporary World
03. INNOVATION & CREATIVITY
Develop creativity for diverse industries. • Theater and Performing Arts • Music and Recording Industry • Graphic Design and Illustration • Experience Design
04. TECH & DATA
Lead transformation with data. • Data Policy, Law, Ethics and Fairness • Business Data Culture and Digital Transformation • Front-end Programming and Web Development • Data Processing and Analytics.
↖ Various activities are offered that contribute to our students' education (conferences, congresses, practical workshops, etc.).
Specializations
CHOOSE THE DEGREE THAT SUITS YOU BEST
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Scan the QR code and take a simple test that will help you find out which degree is the most suitable for you.
↖ At the School of Communication, we foster a vision of communication grounded in the pursuit of truth and respect for human dignity, aspiring to become a leading institution in the Spanish-speaking world.
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FCom+ is the unit that coordinates projectbased practical learning, simulations with real companies, university competitions, immersive experiences in real-world settings, and direct engagement with industry professionals and leading organizations. All of this is supported by spaces and environments designed to foster creativity, collaboration, and active learning both inside and outside the classroom.
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Degree Studies
↖ Radio Universidad de Navarra has its roots in the teaching of radio and sound. Students develop programs on current affairs, culture, music, solidarity, sports, history, science, etc.
←↑ Among the thousands of stories that are produced, distributed, and consumed, only those with soul endure. You will learn to conceive, develop, and create content that inspires and transforms on any platform.
→ You will develop the skills to design innovative strategies, manage brands, and analyze markets, all with an ethical and human-centered approach.
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DEGREES 01. Film and Media Production "A picture is worth a thousand words." The new Degree in Film and Media Production trains professionals capable of creating, producing, and bringing innovative audiovisual content to market, combining creativity, technical mastery, and strategic vision. Throughout the degree, you will learn to tell stories from a comprehensive perspective, bringing together humanistic education, audiovisual tools, and knowledge of the industry.
From the first day and throughout the entire degree, you will work on 8 real projects that will allow you to develop your own professional portfolio. In addition, you will learn about the sector's new technologies and trends in order to lead audiovisual projects and work in a creative industry that is constantly changing.
4 Years 240 Credits Pamplona Campus Spanish
Learn more about the degree by scanning the QR code or visiting: en.unav.edu/web/degree-in-audiovisual-communication
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School of Communication
Degree Studies
FIRST YEAR
Project 1 - Video and Audio 3 Production Sound and Music Culture 6 Visual Culture 6 Written and Oral Expression 6 Film History 6 Philosophical Anthropology I 3 Project 2 - Content Direction 6 and Production
SECOND YEAR
Project 3 - Entertainment 9 Programs TV & Episodic Screenwriting 6 Universal Themes 6 in Storytelling Film Theory 6 Ethics I 3 Project 4 - Scripted Series 9 Production
THIRD YEAR
Project 5 - Film Production and Direction History in Film and Media Audiovisual Epistemology and Poetics Entertainment & Media Law Cultural Keys I Electives
FOURTH YEAR
Project 7 - Project Development and Pitch Feature Film Screenwriting Executive Production and Entrepreneurship Deontology of Audiovisual Creation Audiovisual Culture Seminar II
9 3 6 3 3 6
6 6 6 3 3
Alumni
60 ECTS
Sociology of Communication Introduction to Screenwriting Storytelling and Writing Economics of the Creative Industries Philosophical Anthropology II
6 6 6 3
Nerea Bautista
Esther Martínez
COM ‘10 Fiction Development and Production Project Manager at DEAPlaneta.
COM ‘99 Executive Producer and Screenwriter of series: “La Casa de Papel”, “Berlín”, “El Barco”, “Vis a vis”...
Rodrigo Sopeña
Ramón Campos
COM ‘99 Director and Screenwriter of “La hora de José Mota”, “Club Houdini”, “Me resbala”, “Atasco”...
COM ‘00 Executive Producer and Creator of “Velvet”, “Las chicas del cable”, “Malasaña 32”, “Fariña”, “El caso Asunta”...
Isabel Peña
Helena Oller
COM ‘05 Film and Television Screenwriter of “As Bestas”, “El Reino”...
COM ‘18 Product Manager at Filmin.
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Film and Media Aesthetics Entertainment Industry and Market Spanish Cinema History of Television and Emerging Media Ethics II
6 6 3 3 3
60 ECTS
Project 6 - Documentary Film Creation Audiovisual Culture Seminar I Audiovisual Innovation and Technology Cultural Keys II Electives
9 3 3 3 12
60 ECTS
Electives Project 8 Final-Year Project: Capstone Film Distribution and Marketing Film Criticism Animation Electives
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3 3 6 6
Career opportunities – Audiovisual Creator Develop and direct stories for films, TV series, documentaries, entertainment, or digital content as a screenwriter, director, content creator, or storyteller. – Producer and Project Manager Lead audiovisual projects from concept to launch, working in production, content development, cultural management, or audiovisual project management.
Degrees
– Industry and Market Work for streaming platforms, production companies, or media organizations in areas such as content management, distribution, programming, or marketing. – Culture, Research, and Outreach Study and promote audiovisual culture as a critic, researcher, or curator at film festivals, media organizations, or cultural institutions.
← Think, produce, and create audiovisual content of different kinds and for any platform.
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LEARNING BY DOING
Each semester, one project integrates all the dimensions of audiovisual creation
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School of Communication
Degree Studies
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SHORT FORM VIDEO AND VERTICAL FORMATS Fundamentals of video and audio production for digital platforms.
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CONTENT CREATION FOR A CLIENT
Directing and producing narratives that support communication strategies.
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ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMS
Development and scriptwriting for unscripted formats, and the production of a pilot episode.
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FICTION SERIES PRODUCTION
Studio filming and post-production of a pilot episode for a fiction series
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FILM DIRECTING
Writing and production of a short fiction film.
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DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKING
Developing and producing a documentary short film.
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PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND PITCH Developing an audiovisual project and a business plan for its implementation
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FINAL DEGREE PROJECT
Creating an original audiovisual work or production in a genre and format of the student's choice.
Degrees
↑ The School of Communication at the University of Navarra prepares professionals committed to the pursuit of truth, with a strong ethical, technical, and humanistic foundation. Students learn in an academically rigorous environment with an international, creative, and forward-looking approach.
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Journalism "Call things by their proper names."
Since 1958, the University of Navarra has educated journalists committed to independent, rigorous journalism in the service of the common good. The Bachelor's Degree in Journalism combines a strong humanistic foundation with hands-on newsroom experience and technological innovation to prepare professionals who can build trust and uphold democracy in an age of information overload.
4 Years 240 Credits Pamplona Campus Spanish
FIRST YEAR
Anthropology I Journalistic Culture Contemporary History Communication Theory Fundamentals of Writing Digital Culture and Social Media
SECOND YEAR
Ethics I International Journalism Journalism Theory Contemporary Literature The journalistic interview and profile Political Systems
THIRD YEAR
Cultural Keys I Journalistic ethics Integrated Journalism I Analysis of the Social Environment AI Applied to Journalism
FOURTH YEAR
Journalistic Opinion and Criticism Management of Communication Companies Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Audiences
↘ You will have the opportunity to study abroad for a semester and complete an internship, applying your academic knowledge while developing the skills needed to thrive in a global professional environment. You can learn more about the degree by scanning the QR code or at en.unav.edu/web/degree-in-journalism
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3 3 6 6 6 6
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Anthropology II Political Theory and Contemporary Political Institutions History of Journalism The news and the journalistic chronicle Fundamentals of economic analysis
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Ethics II Professional Identity Information Law Visual Culture The Journalistic Report Data Journalism
3 3 6 6 9 3
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Cultural Keys II Epistemology of Communication Integrated Journalism II Communication Policies and Markets Electives
3 3 9 3 15
60 ECTS
Emerging Social Trends Corporate Communication Final Degree Project Public Opinion International Relations Narrative, Violence, and Memory Electives
3 3 9 6 3 3 15
Agreement The University of Navarra is the only university in Spain with a partnership with CNN Academy, CNN's educational division. Through this collaboration, students take part in an intensive, immersive international training programme.
Degree Studies
Alumni
Career opportunities – Media Build a career as a journalist, reporter, presenter, or editor in print, radio, television, and digital media, producing news and current affairs content across a wide range of formats and specialist areas. – Digital Media & Audiovisual Storytelling Specialise in multimedia content creation, digital storytelling, audiovisual production, and emerging formats such as podcasts and online platforms. – Entrepreneurship & Independent Media Launch your own journalism ventures, digital media outlets, or innovative projects in the fields of news and communication.
Degrees
Jaime Santirso
Rafa Sahuquillo
José Manuel Cuevas
COM ‘13 Asia Correspondent for the newspaper ABC
COM ‘99 Editor-in-Chief at Radio MARCA. Director and Presenter of “Directo MARCA”
COM ‘18 Editor at El Orden Mundial
Aimar Bretos
Javier Erro
Ainhoa Paredes
COM ‘08 Director of the program “Hoy por hoy” on Cadena SER
COM ‘21 Journalist at RTVE
COM ‘98 Mediaset España Correspondent in London
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Corporate Communication "Perception matters as much as reality."
The Degree in Corporate Communication prepares students to lead strategic communication across businesses, institutions, and organizations. With a practical, multidisciplinary approach, it combines communication, public relations, creativity, and business to meet the demands of today's global, digital landscape.
FIRST YEAR
Communication Theory Fundamentals of Writing Visual Design Analysis of the Social Environment Anthropology I Marketing Probability and Statistics History of Communication
SECOND YEAR
4 Years 240 Credits Pamplona Campus Spanish
Fundamentals of Corporate Communication Epistemology Specialized Writing Ethics I Team Management and Negotiation Media Planning Political Systems Creativity
THIRD YEAR
Communication Law Cultural Keys I Applied Statistics Communication Projects Media Relations Digital Tools Audiovisual Creation and Production
FOURTH YEAR
Deontology Purpose, Culture, and Governance Leadership and Innovation Communication Management Creation and Distribution of Digital Content
6 6 3 3 3 3 6 6
6 3 6 3 3 3 6 3
60 ECTS
Psychology of Communication Rhetoric and Interpersonal Communication Media and Public Opinion Anthropology II Fundamentals of Economic Analysis
3 6 6 3 6
60 ECTS
Ethics II Fundamentals of Strategy Finance Storytelling and Audiovisual Screenwriting Research Methodologies Big Data and Machine Learning Digital Design and Production
3 6 3 3 6 3 3
60 ECTS
6 3 3 3 3 6 6
Geopolitics and Globalization Cultural Keys II Internal Communication Political Communication Electives
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Electives 6 Applied Artificial Intelligence 3 Reputation and Brand 6 Communication Crisis 3 and Risk Management Public Affairs and Lobbying 3 Electives 6 Final Degree Project 9
3 6 6 6
3 3 3 3 18
60 ECTS
You can learn more about the degree by scanning the QR code or at en.unav.edu/web/grado-en-comunicacion-corporativa/study-program
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School of Communication
Degree Studies
Alumni
Career opportunities – Communication management and strategy Leading communication at companies, institutions, or consultancies, managing reputation, brand, and strategic plans. – Corporate communication and content Creating and managing content, campaigns, and media relations, in both digital and traditional environments. – Public relations and public affairs Working in institutional relations, political communication, crisis management, or connection with different audiences and stakeholders.
Laura Galarreta
Jorge Aliende
Inés García
COM ‘96 Director of Communications and Institutional Relations at IKEA Iberia.
COM ‘14 Director of APRI (Association of Institutional Relations Professionals).
COM ‘93 Director of People Management, CSR, and Internal Communication at Bankinter. President of University of Navarra Alumni.
Sara Blázquez
Alfredo Gazpio
Nieves Serrano
COM ‘87 Head of Communications at Coca-Cola Spain.
COM ‘06 Partner at Harmon.
COM ‘05 Communications Manager at Pérez-Llorca.
↓ We prepare you to design communication strategies that have an impact on people, to lead projects with an ethical vision, and to create narratives that convey messages in a creative and authentic way.
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Marketing
"There's no accounting for taste... or is there?"
The Bachelor's Degree in Marketing prepares students to lead in a rapidly changing business landscape by combining a strong foundation in business with a distinctive education in communication. Offered by the School of Communication, the programme takes a human-centred approach to marketing, grounded in strategy, creativity, and meaningful connections with people.
4 Years 240 Credits Pamplona Campus Bilingual: Spanish / English FIRST YEAR
Intro. to Data Analysis Anthropology I Marketing Law Introduction to Marketing Marketing: Historical and Cultural Perspectives Economics Principles of Business Admin.
SECOND YEAR
Introduction to Microeconomics Marketing Management Introduction to Branding Ethics I Personal Development and Leadership Commercial Communication Strategy Innovation Methods
THIRD YEAR
Product Design and Innovation Finance for Marketing Cultural Keys Advertising Criteria Brand Management Team Management Market Research I
FOURTH YEAR
You can learn more about the degree by scanning the QR code or at en.unav.edu/web/degree-in-marketing
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International Marketing Ecommerce Corporate Innovation Customer Relationship Management Electives
School of Communication
3 3 3 3 6 6 3
6 6 6 3 3 3
60 ECTS
Principles of Communication 3 Anthropology II 3 Marketing Law 3 Introduction to Financial 6 Accounting Introduction to Calculus 6 and Algebra Consumer Behavior 6 Oral and Written 6 Communication
60 ECTS
Digital Content Management Probability and Statistics Applied to Marketing Consumer Psychology Ethics II Corporate Communication Sales Management Cultural Keys
6 6 6 3 3 3 3
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3 3 3 3 6 3 3
3 3 3 6
60 ECTS
Electives Market Research II Digital Marketing Pricing Policies Distribution and Logistics Negotiation Deontology Electives
6 3 3 3 6 3 6 6
60 ECTS
Final Degree Project Strategic Management Brand Leadership Entrepreneurship Electives
9 6 3 3 12
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Degree Studies
Career opportunities – Strategy and management You design strategies, make decisions, and help the business grow. • Marketing and Sales Manager. • Sales Director. • Marketing Consultant. – Brand, communication, and content You shape how a brand communicates and connects with its audience • Brand Manager. • Marketing Manager working with content creators • Advertising Professional (agencies, media, accounts). – Market and data analysis You make decisions based on data and consumer behavior • Commercial Analyst. • Market Research. • Strategic Consulting. – Operations and product management You ensure that the product reaches the market properly and works • Product Logistics Manager. • Product Portfolio Management.
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Alumni Adriana Argal
Alicia Gordo
Álvaro Montes
COM ‘19 Wholesale & License Marketing Supervisor at Loewe
COM ‘11 Global Marketing Manager at Telefónica
COM ‘21 Project Manager at Hamad International Airport (Doha, Qatar)
Sofia Garamendi
Rodrigo Rubio
Isabella Porcile
COM ‘16 Head of Sales at t2ó.
COM ‘23 Founder & CEO of Mabuhay
COM ‘18 Marketing Lead at Puma
The curriculum of the Degree in Marketing includes the possibility for students to choose among the different specialization diplomas.
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Two regular applications for all undergraduate degree programs, except Medicine, which has one DEADLINE
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