PROFILE INPUT
What are we looking for in our students?
This Degree is for you if...
You are curious and concerned about current affairs, you want to understand and explain what is happening in politics, Economics, art, lifestyles, science or sports.
You have a humanistic interest, observational skills and a taste for reading, writing and other narratives.
You are enthusiastic about technological innovations and have an interest in content creation and management techniques.
You are team work and adaptable to changing and flexible environments.
General entry requirements:
The Degree in Journalism requires having passed the university entrance test (PAU or similar international exam) and the School admission test . Although many of our students come from Bachelor's degrees in Social Sciences, the Degree is open to any other pathway of origin.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
All candidates must have a C1 level of Spanish or equivalent and a B2 level of English or equivalent. This level will be verified by means of a test at the University of Navarra.
How does our admissions process work?
Apply for admission through the Portal.
Find out about the important dates and deadlines for the academic year and all the ways to apply.
Complete the admission tests & Interview.
We will calculate a weighted average of your first-year high school grades (60%) and our admissions test (40%). Following this, the School's Admissions Committee will make a decision on your application.
We will inform you via the miUNAV Portal about the status of your admission application.
Once you have been admitted, you can proceed to pay your enrollment fee. Find out about UNAV's payment methods.
If you have questions, contact us, and we will be happy to help you.
The test admission for both nationals and internationals, consists of:
Test of basic knowledge of Humanities, social sciences and general culture.
literacy test .
test English level and Spanish level diagnostic test.
The applicant may be call a staff interview if further information is needed. The interview is not in itself an admission criterion, but only a complementary source information to the application.