Program Overview

Introduction to the Program

The Bachelor's Degree in Audiovisual Communication is a four-year undergraduate program that aims to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field of audiovisual communication. The program is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to succeed in the audiovisual industry.

Program Details

• Duration: Four academic years
• Tuition Fee: 1,285.44 € (indicative price for EU students)
• Places: 80
• Admissions: The admission process involves a series of evaluations and assessments to determine the student's suitability for the program.
• Branch of Knowledge: Social Sciences and Law
• Schedule: Part-time for the first two years, full-time for the last two years
• Calendar: From September to June
• Credits: 240 ECTS credits
  • Basic subjects: 60 credits
  • Compulsory subjects: 116 credits
  • Elective subjects: 40 credits
  • External practices: 10 credits
  • Final degree project: 14 credits
• Languages: Catalan, Spanish, and English (depending on the subject)
• Location: Poblenou Campus
• Organization: Faculty of Communication

Presentation

The Bachelor's Degree in Audiovisual Communication is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field of audiovisual communication. The program aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to succeed in the audiovisual industry. Students will acquire the capacity and dexterity for creativity and innovation, as well as the ability to create structures and content for cinema, television, radio, and interactive media.

Objectives and Competencies

The program aims to:

• Form graduates who are knowledgeable about the audiovisual field in its theoretical and practical aspects
• Foster critical, analytical, and reflective capacity in relation to the audiovisual fact
• Provide a comprehensive knowledge of the techniques and processes of audiovisual creation and dissemination
• Equip students with the competencies necessary to succeed in the audiovisual industry The competencies that students will acquire include:
• Analytical-critical capacity of a multidisciplinary nature
• Competencies in the field of research, both academic and applied
• Creative capacity and mastery of the audiovisual language
• Ability to adapt to multimedia communication and future technological environments
• Ability to make creative and professional decisions in the field of audiovisual communication
• Communicative ability to develop professional practice

Curriculum

The program includes a range of subjects and activities designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field of audiovisual communication. The curriculum includes:

• Basic subjects: 60 credits
• Compulsory subjects: 116 credits
• Elective subjects: 40 credits
• External practices: 10 credits
• Final degree project: 14 credits

Practices

The program includes external practices that are obligatory and take place in various companies in the audiovisual sector during the fourth year.

Study Abroad

Students can participate in study abroad programs during the third or fourth year of the program.

Professional Outcomes

Graduates of the program can pursue a range of professional outcomes, including:

• Television and radio producers
• Film directors
• Producers and managers of cinema, television, radio, and multimedia productions
• Screenwriters for various media
• Experts in interactive design
• Film and audiovisual critics and researchers
• Professors of audiovisual communication in education

Characteristics

The Bachelor's Degree in Audiovisual Communication offers a generalist, plural, and interdisciplinary education in the different realities involved in the domain of cinematographic, television, radio, and interactive creation. The program combines theory and practice, and is designed for students who aspire to master analytical work and develop their creativity.

Itineraries

The program includes a range of itineraries that students can follow, including:

• Ideation and Scriptwriting
• Direction and Production
• Interactive Communication
• History, Theory, and Analysis of Audiovisual Works
• Theories of Communication Students must follow one of the itineraries, which consists of a minimum of 20 credits. The remaining elective credits can be taken from other itineraries or from outside the itineraries.

Class Schedules

The program includes a range of class schedules, including part-time and full-time options. The schedule for each subject is determined by the faculty and is available on the university's website.