First-level two-year Master's degree in Journalism and Multimedia Communication

Established in 1983, the program provides access to the professional exams of the National Association of Journalists as a trainee. After two years of study, research, and editorial work, students can earn a first-level university master’s degree. Starting this year, the school has introduced an innovative program, launched in the 2019–2021 academic years. The program aims to prepare journalists and information professionals who can not only work in traditional media—newspapers, radio, and television—but also play a leading role in the fascinating digital era of new media, the web, podcasts, and data-driven journalism. The new program enables students to master the latest tools for researching, processing, and communicating data and information—including big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence—essential for any professional endeavor.

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