The course focuses on interdisciplinary training, providing the skills to practice professions in which communication plays a primary role (journalism, publishing systems, public communication, advertising), within the framework of knowledge of the underlying historical-political, legal and economic phenomena.
General teachings (I, II year) provide students with conceptual foundations and methods for understanding formats, media and genres of contemporary communication, including digital media and the Internet, and the use of languages and signs in interpersonal, micro and macro social settings.
In the II and III years, educational activities are complemented by laboratory teaching, internship (private companies, organizations and public administrations) and Erasmus stays.