About the course

The Journalism course provides students with access to practical and theoretical components to work with TV journalism, print journalism (newspaper and magazine), radio journalism, digital journalism, and photojournalism, design in journalism, and organizational communication.

After graduating, you will be qualified to work in the investigation, production, and editing of news, articles, interviews; journalistic and fictional programs and documentaries; and develop print, audiovisual, and digital products.

Market demands include vacancies in newsrooms for reporters, photojournalists, editors, producers, and illustrators; communication consultancies; research and teaching. In addition to possibilities such as digital media analyst, and screenwriter. The labor field is broad, considering that journalistic communication expands every day.

 Subjects

• Press Office
• Communication
• Applied Design
• Digital
• Entrepreneurship
• Ethics
• Photography
• Newspaper
• Social Justice
• Social Media
• Multimedia
• Scientific Research
• Planning
• Production
• Radio
• Writing
• Reporting
• Social Responsibility
• Magazine
• Scriptwriting
• Television