When projects go beyond the classroom
An initiative to make your college years more exciting.
Are you starting college in September?
Welcome to Fcom!
We'll walk you through your first few days, step by step.
Since 1958
At the origin of the changes
More than 65 years training the communicators of the future
We train communication professionals who aspire to transform and serve society through excellence in their work, with a solid foundation in ethics, creativity and critical thinking.

TEACHING RESEARCH AND WITH THE INDUSTRY CONTACT
We aspire to be the School of communication of reference letter in the Spanish-speaking world in order to contribute to the development of more humane, just and cohesive societies. We promote a strategic vision of communication as an articulator of public life and a driving force for institutions and companies.
We cultivate a way of understanding communication that places the search for truth and respect for the dignity of the person at the center.

NETWORK OF MORE THAN 15,000 ALUMNI
Since 1958, thousands of communicators have passed through our classrooms and are now spread all over the world in various positions, from journalists, company managers, corporate communications and marketing managers, filmmakers, etc.

TRAINING INNOVATIVE
The School has a faculty of 60 Ph.D. professors and 67 experts from the communications industry that provides a comprehensive training and internship.

RESEARCH ON IMPACT ISSUES
The lines of research seek to provide answers to society's major questions, with cutting-edge and interdisciplinary approaches, financed by various public and private organizations.
Core Curriculum: teaching how to think
The Core Curriculum is the set of transversal subjects included in all the Degrees of the University of Navarra. Through them, it is intended to offer a humanistic Education , to promote the spirit of solidarity, as well as to develop the critical capacity to freely form one's own convictions.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
What do you want to study?
Find out what it consists of and how to study the Degrees that we offer. Throughout the course we hold different activities aimed at students in the last years of their studies. high school diploma with the goal to inform about admissions process and solve all the doubts that students and families may have.
DEGREE IN JOURNALISM + SPECIALIZATIONS
DEGREE IN AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION + SPECIALIZATIONS
DEGREE IN MARKETING + SPECIALIZATIONS
Degree IN CORPORATE COMMUNICATION + SPECIALIZATIONS
CONTINUE YOUR TRAINING WITH US
Elevate your degree program

Get to know our program offerings Master's Degree and our doctoral program and dedicate yourself to the academic degree program .
OUR RESEARCH
research center Digital Unav
It seeks to analyze and understand the impact of the digital world on communication. The areas of research cover new phenomena such as misinformation, formats and platforms, and media sustainability in a changing digital environment.
Let nothing hold you back into your future

From the beginning of the University of Navarra, we have worked to ensure that no student with the ability to study with us is left without fulfilling his or her dream for financial reasons.
Are you a student from School?
enquiry all the information about schedules, exams, exchanges and much more.
Beyond the classroom

Discover the activities we put at your disposal to make your stay at the University complete. Get to know them and live an authentic university experience.

DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL PLAN AND STAFF
A tool to support the integral growth of the student.
IN THE FIRST PERSON
Our alumni
FELIPE ROYO
COM'12
Public Affairs & Communications at Freenow by Lyft
"The first word that comes to mind when I remember my training at FCOM is excellence."
AINHOA PAREDES
COM'98
Mediaset España's London Correspondent
"The time I spent with my class was a core topic for me. It's an incredible bond".
Learning to Stay Informed:
A task for everyone
Media literacy has become one of the greatest challenges facing global democracies. In an information-saturated environment, knowing what is reliable is no longer just a skill—it is an skill .
04|09|2026
A university study finds that ideological and emotional polarization has increased in investiture debates since 2015
Researchers from the School of Communication analyzed 83 statements made during 11 investiture debates between 2000 and 2023, and
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31|08|2026
María Iraburu: "Don't forget the ' goal'; think of your college experience as a way to make the world a little better."
More than 5,100 people participated in the University's Welcome " workshop " event
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29|06|2026
The University awards doctorate to five scholars in celebration of its 75th anniversary
It will award its highest honor in October 2027 to Geraldina Boni, Arthur C. Brooks, Emmanuel Derieux, Dorothy Jones, and Yuriko Saito
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ARTICLE OF OPINION
This Is What the “News-Averse Ninis” Are Like: 53% of Young People Neither Trust Nor Care About the News
Although young people have traditionally shown less interest in consuming news than the rest of the Spanish population, some recent studies reveal a concerning widening of the intergenerational information gap.
Roncesvalles Labiano Juangarcía | Adjunct Professor, Ph.D., department in Journalism
Alfonso Vara-Miguel | Senior Associate Professor in Journalism



