Master of Science in Communication Sciences - Journalism

This master's course in communication sciences concentrates on journalism and offers advanced study in media and communication, including conflict mediation, organisational image, staff relations and campaigns aimed at the public. It gives students a conceptual background across communication, journalism, public relations and related fields. Graduates are expected to hold an advantage when pursuing careers in journalism. The cycle lasts two academic years across four semesters and amounts to 120 ECTS credits, with one credit equal to 25 hours of work. The Department of Communication Sciences sees its mission as preparing qualified practitioners through an educational philosophy built on universal values, supporting scientific research, and applying ideas and projects that improve human life and society in line with modern communication technology. Students receive a master's diploma that names the journalism concentration.