The Master's Degree in Communication, Journalism and Humanities, which is both academic and professional and oriented towards future research and it aims to complement and deepen the essential humanistic training that is acquired by both journalism and audiovisual communications students during their respective degrees, while forming a common educational core in the two optional specialist areas: Literary Journalism, aimed at students wishing to specialise in the knowledge, research and praxis of quality literary journalism, as well as neighbouring areas; and Writing and audiovisual creation aimed at students wishing to specialist in knowledge, research and praxis of writing and creation of audiovisual creations of both fact and fiction.

The Master's degree also offer quality postgraduate training for humanities and social science students wishing to establish links between their original training and the problems inherent in the field of communication, as well as acquiring knowledge and developing skills in each of the proposed specialist areas.

- Degree in Journalism or Audiovisual Communication.
- Degree in different social sciences and humanities subjects.

- Practicing journalist specialised in collating complex information for all kinds of information companies: national, regional and local-country press; audiovisual journalism; general of specialised periodicals (magazines and supplements) new platforms and multimedia channels: conventional paper, digital (web 2.0, social networks, multi-platforms, etc.).

- Creative audiovisual communication in production companies and information companies in the audiovisual sector (also national and local TV and web 2.0): from journalists to scriptwriters, directors, filming assistants, producers, etc.

- Journalists of written and audiovisual material specialised in cultural and literary communication for communication companies.

- Teachers in secondary and higher education specialised in journalism or audiovisual communication.

- Specialists in new online communication methods, able to link their knowledge with the great classic narratives in new formats and cultural procedures.

• Berta Capdevila
• E-mail: m.comunicacio.periodisme.humanitats@uab.cat