Program Overview

Master's Degree in Sports Journalism and Communications

Overview

The Master's Degree in Sports Journalism and Communications is a 9-month program designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge to work in any area of sports media. The program covers areas such as print journalism, TV, radio, and digital media.

Why Study a Master in Sports Journalism and Communications?

This program offers students the opportunity to develop all-round communication and journalism skills to get ahead in the sports media world. The program is designed to provide students with a multimedia view of sports journalism and communications, covering everything from print, TV, and radio to digital journalism and social networks.

Academic Quality

The program has been developed alongside the Real Madrid communications department and other leading professionals from the sports journalism world. The faculty includes renowned professionals, correspondents, and TV and radio broadcasters at clubs, news agencies, social networks, digital media, and more.

Facilities

The program is based at the Campus of Villaviciosa de Odón, which features state-of-the-art facilities, including a photography and digital images laboratory, a montage room, a TV production control and set, and a radio studio.

Testimonials from Graduates

Graduates of the program have gone on to establish successful careers in the sports media industry, including in print press, digital media, freelance journalism, press and communications departments, TV, press agencies, marketing agencies, PR agencies, media consultant, and personal brand consultant.

Study Plan

The program consists of eight modules, including:

• Module 1: Sports journalism environment (3 ECTS)
• Module 2: Written Press (6 ECTS)
• Module 3: Radio Sports (6 ECTS)
• Module 4: TV and Sports (12 ECTS)
• Module 5: Digital journalism and social networks (9 ECTS)
• Module 6: Sports communications' management (6 ECTS)
• Module 7: The Final Project (6 ECTS)
• Module 8A: Internships I (9 ECTS)
• Module 8B: Internships II (3 ECTS)

Internships

Internships are a key part of the program, and 100% of students have the opportunity to carry out internships in collaboration with the Real Madrid Communications Department, working together in all Sports Live Events of the Club's teams.

Admissions

The admissions process for the program runs throughout the year, although enrollment depends on the availability of places. Candidates must provide documentation, including proof of passing the entrance exam, two photocopies of their ID, administrative student file transfer, and proof of payment of the admission fee.

Faculty

The faculty includes renowned professionals, correspondents, and TV and radio broadcasters at clubs, news agencies, social networks, digital media, and more.

Academic Quality

The program has been developed alongside the Real Madrid communications department and other leading professionals from the sports journalism world. The faculty includes renowned professionals, correspondents, and TV and radio broadcasters at clubs, news agencies, social networks, digital media, and more.

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