The University of Navarra considers that humanistic disciplines are indispensable for an integral education. For this reason, the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and the School of Communication have joined forces to create a double programme Degrees designed to unite the professional profile of the communicator, a key player core topic in today's society knowledge, with profound and rigorous thought. People capable of inspiring change and generating opinion.

What will you learn?

Training in Philosophy and Journalism provides a range of intellectual skills and abilities such as:

• In-depth analysis of current cultural, social and political issues.

• Critical capacity with regard to current interpretations.

• Ability to communicate in different registers.

• Research capacity.

This Degree is for you if...

• You have a capacity for work, reasoning, analysis and abstraction.

• You are interested in finding the roots of the current complex situation (cultural, moral, political) in order to be able to offer an informed response.

• You have a capacity for understanding and criticism, and a desire to open horizons.

• You are interested in following the news and keeping track of the political, economic, social and cultural scene.

• You are interested in understanding the reason for and extent of the social impact of the media and the shaping of public opinion.

You will be able to work as...

Journalistic information editor and press or institutional communication editor or manager.

researcher, professor and consultant for communication.

Portal manager and content manager publisher.

Professional in the sector publishing house: publisher, proofreader and assistant publishing house.

Teacher of Spanish or second language.

Translation and interpretation.

Degree in Philosophy + Degree in Journalism