Universidad CEU San Pablo · Spain
Journalism
Journalism that CEU offers almost entirely in English, with exchanges with universities in 25 countries.
- Where
- MadridSpain
- Degree
- GradoSpanish bachelor's degree
- Length
- 4 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- September 2027
- Apply by
- Not recorded yet
- Admission
- SelectiveIB grades
- EU/EEA fee
- €11,580English, 2026/27
More facts
- Degree
- GradoSpanish bachelor's degree
- Length
- 4 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- September 2027
Deadlines
Not recorded yet
What it is
Writing, photography, communication theory and contemporary history open the course, followed by radio and podcast production, television and video, journalistic editing and documentation, then audiovisual journalism, ethics, communication law, data visualisation and international relations. Students train by doing, using two TV studios, two radio studios and editing rooms, and publishing through the school's HUB platform. An external internship at a Spanish media outlet and a final project come in the fourth year, with elective strands in sports, political and economic, cultural and scientific, or socio-religious journalism. Graduates work as journalists and editors, community managers, press officers and photojournalists.
What you need
- CEU says the English track is taught almost entirely in English.
Requirements in full
Every IB applicant at Universidad CEU San Pablo
Apply with your grades, a motivation letter and ID, then interview. IB holders need the UNEDasiss credential to enrol. English-track students certify B2 English by the end of year 2.
How places are decided
- Decided on your grades, a motivation letter and an interview with a lecturer; online tests (English, maths for some) may follow.
Sources (3)
- Journalism at CEU — checked 2026-09-26
- Entry requirements
- IB applicants at CEU
Other degrees at CEU