Radio Universidad de Navarra offers the possibility of collaborating with its programming through radio programs / podcasts that deal with the current affairs of campus, of Fcomunav, in partnership with the association of University Radios as well as by the initiative of the students themselves. It will depend on their previous training . It is also proposed to collaborate in production or social networks.

Teacher manager: Eva Lus 

Valid credits: 1 ECTS credit by semester (dedication of 30 hours, distributed in 2.5 hours per week or its corresponding organization).

Program of activities: 3 ways.

• Content production.

• Sound production/editing.

• Social networks and web support.

Calendar: from September to the end of November and from January to the end of April (excluding exam periods). Adaptable to the needs of the students.

issue of places: maximum 25 students.

The aim of this seminar is to do something doubly small: to work on (difficult) stories from the last fifty years and to associate this work with reading, learning to write and even with literary trends on the world scene.

Professor manager: José Antonio Pérez Aguirre (write to jpaguirre@unav.es)

Hours of dedication of student: 30 hours.

16 hours of reading and analysis or writing staff, spread over twelve weeks.

14 hours of meeting at group for the sharing of reading (or writing from reading). Divided into 14 sessions, one every two weeks.

requirements18 students in 2nd, 3rd and, exceptionally, 4th grade who have demonstrated their ability in reading or writing fiction (COE1, COE2 and Fundamentals of Storytelling).

Credits: 1 ECTS credit.

development in two semesters. 

The seminar seeks to deepen issues related to the subject of Audiovisual Communication Theory (and Film Theory) and more generally with the study of cinema. Through the reading of texts, analysis of films, sessions with guests and complementary plans (such as a visit Tabakalera in San Sebastian), we seek to establish a common conversation on topics of interest related to film.

Teacher manager: Efrén Cuevas (write to ecuevas@unav.es) 

Hours of dedication: The seminar will have ten one-hour sessions on the first semester and five sessions on the second semester.

semesterFirst and second .

requirementsAimed especially at 2nd year Audiovisual Communication students, but also open to 3rd and 4th year students. It is necessary to have a grade average higher than 7.

Credits to be validated: 1 ECTS credit

This activity seeks to promote the journalistic culture among the student body through a permanent seminar of formative and complementary character to curriculum. It seeks to propose strategies, reflections, readings and references to the world of journalism in a context of media crisis.

Teacher manager: Miguel Ángel Jimeno (write to majimeno@unav.es)

Schedule: weekly one-hour meetings, from early October to March.

Credits to be validated: 1 ECTS credit

The seminar is articulated as follows:

- Weekly 60-minute sessions given by Professor Jimeno and occasionally by professors from School and invited professionals.

- Sessions where students would be given methodological and practical keys.

- Possibility of outings or visits to local/national media including the usual Fcom Tour, with which this seminar is naturally twinned.

One face, one dignity

The seminar Plano/Contraplano: cinema at the MUN is part of the museum's film program to deepen the thematic, narrative and aesthetic links between cinema and other art forms of an exhibition nature. In this course 24/25 the seminar is degree scroll A face, a dignity and establishes an aesthetic dialogue with the central motifs of the photographs in Pierre Gonnord's project De laboris (1963-2024), which is on display in the Museo Museo de Navarra Collection. Four decades, at the Museo Universidad de Navarra. The activities of the seminar are the following and 1 ECTS credit will be awarded to those who participate in them:

1. Wednesday, February 12th. From 14:00 to 15:00. classroom 2 of the UNAV Museum.

Introductory session

2. Wednesday, February 19. From 18:00 to 21:00. UNAV Museum

18:00 guided visit to the photographic series De laboris, by Pierre Gonnrod.
19:00 Screening of Broken Glass (Vidros partidos). Víctor Erice, Portugal, 2012, 37 min. VOSE
19:45 lecture position Jorge Latorre, professor and researcher of visual culture

3. Wednesday, February 26th. From 18:00 to 21:00. UNAV Museum

18:00 Screening of How Green Was My Valley. John Ford, USA, 1941, 118 min. VOSE
20:00 lecture position Carlos Losilla, professor and film critic.

4. Wednesday, March 5th. From 14:00 to 15:00. classroom 2 of the UNAV Museum.

job submission

Teacher manager: María Noguera (write to mnoguera@unav.es) 

issue of hours of dedication of student: 25 hours 

semester: Second 

Credits to be validated: 1 ECTS credit

Economic cost: Between 3 and 5 euros per student to pay the guided visit

Registration

The Memorial Center for the Victims of Terrorism and the Victims of Terrorism Foundation are promoting the celebration of a one-and-a-half-day workshop to address the role of journalism in the coverage and elaboration of the story of terrorism. Reporters who have covered terrorist phenomena of different etiology and at different times, documentary filmmakers who have dealt with the terrorist phenomenon, academics and victims are expected to participate. The students will work on the promotion, organization of the round tables, attention to the speakers, preparation of accreditations and coverage in social networks.

Dates: from September 15 to October 18

issue of hours: 30 hours

Location: School of Communication, University of Navarra, Spain

Promoters: Memorial Center for Victims of Terrorism and Victims of Terrorism Foundation.

Teacher manager: María Jiménez Ramos (write to mjimenezr@unav.es)

Valid credits: 1 ECTS credit

This seminar will allow you to learn the keys to the wine sector, how to develop a 360º marketing and communication plan and discover the potential of the wine business and Spanish wineries as a future opportunity to develop your professional degree program in the world of marketing, communication and business.

It includes a practical introductory course on wine tasting to learn the basics of choosing and tasting a wine.

Limited seating (write to jrio@unav.es) 

Taught by Ricardo Aguiriano. Currently Director of marketing and strategy of group LA NAVARRA. 

Professor manager: Jorge del Río, School of Communication at the University of Navarra.

Duration: 15 hours.

diaryOctober-November 2024. Complete course: 5 sessions (one session every 15 days).

schedule: Thursday, from 18:15 to 20:45.

Price: 50 €/person which includes 5 sessions, 5 tastings and visit to the winery at the end of the course.

Places: maximum 35 participants.

  FULL COURSE

seminar which aims to meet the demands of those students interested in developing their professional degree program in the field of sports information. The theoretical subject on various contents (Olympism, the sports chronicle, blogs and social networks in sports journalism, etc.) is complemented by several sessions at position of renowned professionals. Combining theory, sessions with guests and some practical tasks, the student acquires the necessary skills to perform an optimal journalistic work in relation to sport.

Professor manager: José Javier Sánchez Aranda

issue of hours of dedication of student: 10 classroom sessions and 15 hours of practical activities.

semester: 1st and 2nd

Recognizable credits: 1 ECTS credit

Financial cost: 85 euros

registration and payment

seminar aimed at students, from Degree and Master's Degree, interested in current health-related issues and their presentation in the media.

Professors in charge: Maria Fernanda Novoa and Bienvenido León 

issue of hours of dedication of student: 20 classroom sessions and 25 hours of practical activities. 

semester: 2º

Recognizable credits: 1 ECTS credit

Economic cost: 20 euros

registration and payment