Bachelor in Journalism Degree (3rd edition)

The Journalism Degree (3rd edition) is offered at the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela in Santiago de Compostela. This bachelor's degree program lasts for 4 academic years. Instruction is delivered in Spanish and Galician. The program is part of the Social and Legal Sciences branch. Students will study at the Faculty of Communication Science.

This degree covers the foundational scientific and academic knowledge for journalism. It addresses the evolving professional profiles driven by new communication technologies. Students will gain expertise in communication and information strategies. The curriculum prepares journalists for various platforms, including internet and mobile technologies. It also includes disciplines related to business management and quality control in information.

The program requires 240 ECTS credits. It is structured into four years, with 60 ECTS per year, divided into two semesters. The study plan includes basic training (60 ECTS), compulsory subjects (132 ECTS), optional subjects (36 ECTS), and a final dissertation (12 ECTS). The RUCT code for this degree is 2501111. The faculty dean is Ana Isabel Rodriguez Vazquez. The title coordinator is Xose Lopez Garcia.

The Universidade de Santiago de Compostela is located in Spain. It is a public university. The university offers undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degrees. It also provides its own studies and courses. The institution has a virtual campus and a virtual secretariat for students.

The university supports 299 research groups. It has a network of research infrastructure. Qualified staff also support these research efforts. The university aims to be inclusive and accessible. It offers support for students with disabilities and special educational needs. This helps remove barriers to student participation.

The university provides various services to its community. These include libraries, residences, and cultural activities. It also has services for employment and career orientation. The university has a strong focus on research and development.