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Complement your bachelor´s degree with

Audiovisual and multimedia communication

What are the classes like?

PROFESSIONALS IN THE CLASSROOM

Throughout the Degree, a number of professionals and experts in the field of communication will share their experience in the classroom. The aim is to bring the real world closer to the university through presentations of case studies and the latest trends in organisations and the media. Xabier Madariaga (EiTB), Germán Lasa (Tecnalia), Josep Martí (Cadena Ser), Rosa María Calaf (RTVE), Guillermo Viglione (Agencia Dimensión) … are some of the professionals who have visited us.

DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATION PROJECTS AND CAMPAIGNS

Especially in the last two years of the degree, students will have the opportunity to carry out communication projects in real environments. The entities will put forward proposals that the student teams will have to analyse and develop during the course. These include the Akorde-NG Sariak initiative, in collaboration with the Noticias de Gipuzkoa newspaper, which is part of the Advertising subject in the 3rd year.

VISITS TO COMPANIES AND THE MEDIA

One of the activities most highly valued by students are visits to the media (El Diario Vasco, Berria, EiTB) and other entities (Tabakalera, Mintzola, Etxepare Institute). Those in charge take advantage of students' presence to explain to them in detail the tasks they carry out. Also, we often attend live press conferences on current affairs.

Personalised attention and close contact with the teaching staff

One of the most highly rated items in the satisfaction surveys completed by students each year is the student-lecturer interaction. All Deusto degrees are characterised by the personalised attention and close contact they provide in the follow-up of subjects and the frequent tutorials scheduled.

Television studio and two radio studios

The TV studio is equipped with two professional cameras, TV production desk and overhead lighting with ceiling spotlights. Streaming live broadcasts is also possible thanks to a powerful server. The two radio studios are divided into two areas: technical and voice-over. Both studios are connected to the campus server so that all the radio material produced can be used from anywhere within the University’s facilities.

Deusto Irratia and blog Deustokom

While studying the degree, students will become familiar with the production and editing of content in audio podcast format and digital writing through their participation in the Deusto Irratia programme and the Deustokom blog, respectively. The University of Deusto is a member of the Association of University Radio Stations (ARU), which brings together a large number of radio stations throughout Spain.

Your guide through your learning experience

University Guidance Service

A university resource for students which will help you achieve the best possible academic results and boost your development as a person and future professional.

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Special needs

If you have a disability, chronic illness, mental and/or psychological problems or temporary disability, we will support you with curricular adaptations and complementary tools (crutches, lecterns, hearing aids, etc.)

Social Action and Inclusion

Academic tutorials

The aim is to answer queries or problems regarding the understanding of the various course subjects and provide guidance and monitoring of the activities and assignments to be carried out.

Tutors on your degree programme

Tutoring plan

The tutoring plan is designed to assist students in adapting to the University.The tutoring plan is designed to assist students in adapting to the University. Your tutor will be the person you can turn to when you have a problem or concern of any kind (learning, personal issues affecting your academic performance, new initiatives, proposals for improvement, etc.). It is designed to help you adapt to the University environment.