
Bachelor's Courses
Creative storytelling meets strategic thinking as students in New Media & Communication learn to shape messages across emerging platforms. They gain the insight and practical ability to influence audiences in a constantly evolving media world.
Year 1
1st Semester
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Communication Theories
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Journalistic Writing
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Audiovisual Language
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Structure of the Media System
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Business English
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Social Networks
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Communication & New Media
2nd Semester
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Aesthetics, Image & Digital Communication
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Audiovisual Narrative
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Technologies for the Multiplatform Environment
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History of Communication & Journalism
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Corporate Communication
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Oral & Written Expression & Argumentation
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Script & Adaptation Workshop
Year 2
1st Semester
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Ethics & Deontology
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Consumption & Digital Audiences
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Image & Sound Workshop
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Contemporary Political Thought
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Journalistic Genres
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Management Skills
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Animation & Video Game Workshop
2nd Semester
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Ideation & Content Management
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Mobile Applications & Communication
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Legal Framework of Communication
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Creativity & Innovation in New Environments
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Audiovisual Genres & Formats
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Methods & Techniques of Analysis & Use of Information
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Transmedia Narrative
Year 3
1st Semester
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Ethics & Deontology
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Consumption & Digital Audiences
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Image & Sound Workshop
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Contemporary Political Thought
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Journalistic Genres
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Management Skills
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Animation & Video Game Workshop
2nd Semester
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Ideation & Content Management
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Mobile Applications & Communication
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Legal Framework of Communication
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Creativity & Innovation in New Environments
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Audiovisual Genres & Formats
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Methods & Techniques of Analysis & Use of Information
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Transmedia Narrative
Internships
During the three years of their studies, all students are required to complete three internships, each consisting of 60 hours. These internships may be completed either within ESLSCA’s Media Hub or off campus. ESLSCA’s Career Office supports students in securing suitable internship opportunities.
Educational Weeks Abroad
Join us for a transformative week of education at our campus in France, where every moment is filled with opportunities for discovery. Our short-term programs provide intensive learning experiences designed to broaden perspectives and enhance skills. This is complemented by an additional week at CORE in Madrid, offering hands-on, practical experience that bridges theory with real-world application. Together, these dynamic international weeks promise unforgettable and enriching moments.
The Media Hub at ESLSCA
University
The Media Hub at ESLSCA University’s New Media and Communication Department is a dynamic space where students gain hands-on experience in multimedia production, both in the field and studio. It offers exposure to various media formats, including TV production, podcasts, and digital and social media. Equipped with state-of-the-art resources, the Media Hub ensures students receive the best practical training. Additionally, the Hub provides an internship program, allowing students to practice media production and create real-world content to enhance their learning experience.
Media Talks
Media Talks is an engaging biannual event hosted by the New Media and Communication Major at ESLSCA University. This exciting week-long event aims to connect academic theory with real-world practice in the ever-evolving field of media and communication. Students can look forward to inspiring keynote speakers, hands-on workshops, insightful panels, and immersive field trips.



