Master's Degree in Communication and Sociocultural Problems
12 monthsProgramme duration
5,100 EURTuition Fee/year
OctStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
It is proposed the deepening and research on communicative practices and their incidence in society as a whole and, especially, in the most vulnerable sectors, such as immigrants, minors, women's groups or social movements. Professionally prepare students to face the changing social reality with adequate and specialized knowledge and skills in this field.
The Master's Degree in Communication and Sociocultural Problems has as its general objective the acquisition of analytical and methodological knowledge and skills in that part of the domain of communication whose main references are sociocultural problems (social exclusion, gender, social movements, globalization, development, risk and catastrophes, immigration, cyberculture, child protection, social advertising, youth, cultural diversity, among others).
In particular, it is about acquiring analytical and methodological knowledge and skills in the areas that have to do with:
- The methodology of social research and the methodology of communication research
- The investigation of the main sociocultural problems through the media.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
It is proposed the deepening and research on communicative practices and their incidence in society as a whole and, especially, in the most vulnerable sectors, such as immigrants, minors, women's groups or social movements. Professionally prepare students to face the changing social reality with adequate and specialized knowledge and skills in this field.
The Master's Degree in Communication and Sociocultural Problems has as its general objective the acquisition of analytical and methodological knowledge and skills in that part of the domain of communication whose main references are sociocultural problems (social exclusion, gender, social movements, globalization, development, risk and catastrophes, immigration, cyberculture, child protection, social advertising, youth, cultural diversity, among others).
In particular, it is about acquiring analytical and methodological knowledge and skills in the areas that have to do with:
- The methodology of social research and the methodology of communication research
- The investigation of the main sociocultural problems through the media.
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