The graduate program in Journalism and Radio/TV caters to the needs of experienced journalists and to people willing to equip themselves with skills that permit them to enter the field of journalism. The program aims at developing students’ knowledge and competencies as professionals capable of mastering a communication project from the strategy to the realization of all kinds of products related to the world of traditional, web, and digital multimedia.

To be eligible for a Master's degree in Information and Communication, the student should be a holder of a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Communication, Social Sciences, Humanities, Graphic Design, or Advertising.

Based on hands-on activities along with theoretical courses, the main teaching methodologies in the Master’s degree are:

• Interactive lectures
• Case studies and class discussions
• Project and research - based learning
• Film and Documentary Analysis
• Team-based learning

Based on the type of courses if theoretical or hands-on, we always refer to the course learning outcomes for evaluation according to the following:

• Continuous evaluation: 50%
• Final exam or final project 50%

By the end of the Master in Information and Communication, students should be able to:

• Analyze a scientific article, an image, a text, a web product
• Decode regulations and jurisprudence in TIC, cybercrime, cyber-attacks, and cybercrimes
• Develop a communication strategy for public, private, national or international agencies
• during normal situations or a crisis considering social, cultural, and political factors
• Communicate professionally in a team respecting the principles of listening and ethics
• Produce research or a scientific document based on pre-established research, respecting the stages of a scientific study, including data collection, analysis, and interpretation
• Produce an advanced investigation according to modern international standards
• Edit various types of written, audio, visual and electronic journalism and locate them on various new and traditional media
• Design an integrated media management strategy for new and traditional media sites

Students graduating with a Master’s degree in Journalism and Radio/TV can take role in various positions, such as:

• Communication Director
• Communication Strategists
• Investigative Journalist
• Editor in Chief
• Transmedia and advertising Director