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Bachelor's degree in Advertising

The Bachelor’s Degree in Advertising is an official four-year programme at Universidad Europea that’s designed to train professionals to come up with original and imaginative responses to brands, professionals who are able to research and propose the strategic objectives that advertisers seek.

Students on the Advertising degree will have the knowledge and skills to be able to work in different areas within the field of advertising, commercial and corporate communication.

The degree in Advertising, taught entirely in English and made up of 240 ECTS, will see you learn advertising from leading experts in their field as well as take part in internships and work placements, ensuring you have the skills and experience to succeed when you graduate.

Official degree issued by Universidad Europea de Madrid

Campus-based

Classes in English or Spanish

Villaviciosa de Odón

4 Years, 240 ECTS

Start: 15 sep. 2025

Faculty of Economics, Business and Communication Sciences

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Request information and find out how to participate in a bootcamp with which you will be eligible for a 25% grant for your undergraduate studies for its entire duration.

Why study for a Bachelor’s Degree in Advertising?

Obtain a specialization

Once you have acquired the basic knowledge, you will have the opportunity to specialize in one of the following specializations:

Creativity Specialization

Prepare yourself to become part of creative teams in companies or organizations, contributing innovative and original ideas. Immerse yourself in contemporary artistic trends from the perspective of persuasive and conscious communication.

Strategy Specialization

Prepare yourself to design highly effective communication campaigns and provide strategic solutions for brand development. Work together with the agency Dentsu Creative and develop skills for research and market analysis in the current physical and digital environment.

State-of-the-art facilities

In order for you to get the most out of our innovative academic model, the Universidad Europea puts the most advanced labs and simulation rooms at your disposal, all equipped with the most innovative technology.

Photography and digital imaging laboratory
Radio
Post-production booths
Production room
Photography set
Virtual set
Production control and TV set
Digital sound / dubbing room
Graphic design lab
Multimedia classroom
Film equipment
Newsrooms
University newspaper (Europea News)

Learn advertising in a different way

Study different subjects such as neuromarketing, neurocreativity, portfolio, Big Data, new business models, design, usability; and choose to specialize in either creativity or strategy.

Win national and international awards

Join Pitching Minds, our elite creativity team at Universidad Europea, and become one of the most accomplished students in the Spanish university landscape. We have already earned over 40 national and international awards. (Sol, Chupete, and Smile…).

Work hand in hand with agencies and the media

Pioneer dual training programme in the world of Spanish universities. Attend training sessions given by advertising professionals with Dentsu Creative, M&C Saatchi o Mediaset.

Compulsory internship: 150 hours

Do your internship in prestigious agencies and communication groups such as: Dentsu Creative, McCann Erickson, VCCP, Saatchi & Saatchi o Lola Mullenlowe.

Accreditations and Recognitions

The Times Higher Education World University Rankings places Universidad Europea de Madrid in the TOP10 at the national level - it’s among the best universities in Spain, coming in at number eight. Among the private universities, the Universidad Europea is in the TOP3, sharing third position with two other institutions. In the private sphere, it’s also number two at national level for teaching, number three for international vision, and fourth in terms of citations.

The Times Higher Education World Ranking presents its results globally and by field of knowledge, where again, Universidad Europea stands out for ranking second among private universities in Spain in the field of Health and Clinics.

Study plan

Study plan structure

Programa de estudios

PRIMER CURSO

Materia	ECTS	Tipo	Idioma de impartición
Communication Theory	6	CORE	English (en)
History of Advertising	3	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Advertising Ecosystem	3	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Rhetoric and Oratory	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Creative Thinking	6	CORE	English (en)
Persuasive Communication	6	CORE	English (en)
Marketing Fundamentals	6	CORE	English (en)
Corporate Communication	6	CORE	English (en)
Editing and Graphic Design	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Audiovisual Technology	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Photography and Visual Arts	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)

SEGUNDO CURSO

Materia	ECTS	Tipo	Idioma de impartición
Work Processes in Advertising Agencies	6	CORE	English (en)
Consumer Psycho-Sociology	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Professional Legislation	3	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Media, Supports and Formats	6	CORE	English (en)
Editing and Graphic Design 2	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Video Editing	3	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Transmedia Storytelling	6	CORE	English (en)
New Artistic Trends in Advertising	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Brand Strategy	6	CORE	English (en)
Advertising Strategy	6	CORE	English (en)
Ethics and Professional Efficiency	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)

TERCER CURSO

Materia	ECTS	Tipo	Idioma de impartición
Social Research Methods	3	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Influence and Relational Impact	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)

3rd year (Specialization in Advertising Creativity)

Materia	ECTS	Tipo	Idioma de impartición
Online Desing and Programming	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Video Editing 2	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Advertising Production (Digital, Audiovisual, Graphic)	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Neurocreativity	3	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Corporate Visual Identity	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Copy	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Art Direction	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Creativity Lab	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Innovation and Entrepreneurship	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)

3rd year (Specialization in Advertising Strategy)

Materia	ECTS	Tipo	Idioma de impartición
Neuromarketing	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Digital Marketing	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Communication Management	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Events and Sponsorships	3	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Big Data and Data Processing	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Media Planning	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Account Management	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Strategy Lab I	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)

CUARTO CURSO

Materia	ECTS	Tipo	Idioma de impartición
Entrepreneurial Leadership	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)
Final Degree Project	9	COMPULSORY	English (en)
External internships	6	COMPULSORY	English (en)
University Activities	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)

4th year (Specialization in Advertising Creativity)

Materia	ECTS	Tipo	Idioma de impartición
Advertising Photography	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Usability Design (UX)	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Video Post-Production	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Infographics and Data Visualisation	3	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Portfolio	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Art Direction 2 (Packaging, Promotional and Direct)	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Digital Creativity Lab	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)

4th year (Specialization in Advertising Strategy)

Materia	ECTS	Tipo	Idioma de impartición
Retail Marketing (Shopper Marketing)	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Direct and Promotional Marketing	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Live Communication (Event Organisation)	3	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Public and Institutional Relations	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Trend Research	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Strategy Lab II	3	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Media Lab	3	OPTIONAL	English (en)
Digital Business Models	6	OPTIONAL	English (en)

Programme implementation

Course of 2018/2019.

Number of places for incoming students

31 places in english mode.

Degree Competencies

Basic Competencies

BC1: Students have demonstrated that they have and understand knowledge in a study area that is based on general secondary education, usually at a level that is obtained from advanced textbooks, but which also includes some aspects that involve knowledge acquired at the forefront of their field of study.
BC2: Students know how to apply their knowledge to their work or vocation professionally and have the skills that are usually demonstrated by preparing and defending arguments and problem solving within their area of study.
BC3: Students can gather and interpret relevant data (normally within their area of study) to issue opinions that include reflections on relevant social, scientific and ethics issues.
BC4: Students can transfer information, ideas, problems and solutions to specialist and non-specialist audiences.
BC5: Students have developed the necessary learning skills to undertake subsequent studies with a high degree of independence.

Cross-disciplinary competences

CT01: Ethical values: Capacity to think and act according to universal principles based on the value of the person, which are aimed at their full development and entail a commitment to certain social values.
CT02: Self-directed learning: A set of skills for selecting search, analysis, assessment and management strategies concerning information from various sources, as well as learning and putting what has been learnt into practice independently.
CT03. Teamwork: Capacity to integrate oneself and actively collaborate with other people, areas and/or organisations to achieve shared objectives.
CT04. Written communication / Oral communication: The ability to transmit and receive data, ideas, opinions and attitudes in order to achieve understanding and action. Oral communication by means of words and gestures and written communication by means of written and/or graphic media.
CT05. Analysis and problem solving: Being able to critically evaluate the information, break down complex situations into their constituent parts, recognise patterns and consider other alternatives, approaches and perspectives in order to find optimal solutions and efficient negotiations.
CT06. Adapting to change: Being able to accept, value and integrate different positions, adapting one's own approach as the situation requires, as well as working effectively in ambiguous situations.
CT07. Leadership: Being able to orientate, motivate and guide other people, recognising their skills and abilities in order to effectively manage their development and common interests.
CT08. Entrepreneurial spirit: The ability to take on and carry out activities that generate new opportunities, anticipate problems or involve improvements.
CT09. Global mindset: Being able to show interest and understand other standards and cultures, recognising one's own predispositions and working effectively in a global community.

Specific competences

SC1: Ability to generate content applied to new social media.
SC2: Ability to recognise the different theories and trends in social communication and the historical references of advertising communication.
SC3: Knowledge of each of the spheres of inter and intra action in the structural ecosystem of advertising.
SC4: Ability to develop effective communications and activities targeting the markets served by companies and institutions, combining consumer knowledge and broad analysis to build and maintain the reputation and value of institutions, companies and organisations.
SC5: Ability to use the planning tools necessary to anticipate the challenges facing organisations, companies and institutions worldwide, responding to unexpected crises, processes of integration, and the business decisions necessary to adapt to changes in global markets.
SC6: Ability to understand and apply planning and organisational techniques for all types of events and sponsorships, as well as the role of each of the players involved, and their specific function.
SC7: Ability to apply production techniques to generate innovative and creative ideas in a professional advertising environment.
SC8: Ability to understand the key aspects of advertising strategy, and the intrinsic value that brands provide.
SC9: Ability to recognise the basics of brand development and the associated products.
SC10: Ability to implement the theoretical and practical bases of advertising, from definition to strategic planning in the media.
SC11: Ability to develop the communicative skills required to develop presentations for advertising campaigns.
SC12: Ability to recognise the theoretical-practical concepts of advertising strategy and to put that knowledge into practice.
SC13: Ability to recognise all the phases in the development of an advertising process, and the strategy for optimising the way it works.
SC14: Ability to recognise the role that new technologies play in global society and how they are used in advertising to reach the consumer.
SC15: Ability to produce creative solutions to new consumer needs.
SC16: Ability to recognise the different digital business models, and to propose solutions in each of the virtual markets.
SC17: Ability to analyse creative processes and their impact on the global communication market in an innovative way.
SC18: Understand the different structures and systemic processes involved in the professional processes of advertising communication.
SC19: Ability to develop a critical spirit to analyse the imbalances in global society and the evolution of new environments of social activism, political participation and the strengthening of democracy and free thought.
SC20: Understand the different media and advertising formats and their impact on the strategic media planning of a campaign
SC21: Recognise the different theories and processes that can be applied to the cognitive and behavioural processes involved in the advertising process.
SC22: Understand in a systemic way the processes of consumer psychology and sociology in the field of advertising communication.
SC23: Ability to assess and contextualise the information provided by various legal and social sources and channels in order to select the essential (and, if appropriate, complementary) aspects that should be presented to the public in the implementation of campaigns.
SC24: Recognise the social, political and economic aspects of the Spanish state and its international environment, in the field of advertising.
SC25: Ability to describe the processes involved in the use of technologies, calculate the resources needed to efficiently design a communication product and defend the proposal made.
SC26: Ability to identify and critique the procedures established in the use of technologies, and also plan how they are to be used.
SC26: Ability to use communication technologies appropriately, discovering new uses for existing ones and anticipating their ephemeral nature in order to update.
SC27: Ability to creatively solve problems by solving advertisers’ specific communication needs.
SC28: Understand and participate in the work and creation processes of the different professional profiles of the different fields of advertising creativity.
SC29: Ability to apply the communication tools needed to handle each job in a professional manner, implementing the knowledge acquired in the ideation and preparation of a portfolio of work.
SC30: Ability to recognise the function of marketing and its contribution to achieving a of company’s strategic objectives, and its place within the firm’s basic functions.
SC31: Ability to identify and evaluate the needs of consumers, designing procedures, creating products and solutions for channelling demand towards brand offerings, applying the technical tools used in market research and taking them as criteria in decision making, respecting fundamental rights and equality between men and women.

Internships

Internships are a key element of your training. Gaining experience based on what you have learned in your degree is the best way to enter the job market. The university has numerous internship agreements with important companies in the advertising sector, among which we would highlight Atres Advertising, Contrapunto BBDO, Comunica +A, Gray España, TBWA, Ogilvy One Worldwide, Denstu Aegis, SCPF, McCann, Havas Media Group and M&C Saatchi.

There are two types of internships: curricular (included in your curriculum) and extracurricular (which you can do on a voluntary basis). In order to do an internship in a company, you will need to have passed 50% of the credits and enrol in the subject before starting your internship. These internships are monitored by the company and the internship professor and also involve final reports for assessment.

If you would like to improve your work experience before finishing your university studies, you can do an internship. You can do an internship from the second year onwards, but we would remind you that internships are a form of training that is complementary to your studies; therefore, the more knowledge you have acquired over the course of your degree programme, the more you will benefit from the internship experience.

Employability

Career Opportunities Opened up by the Bachelor’s Degree in Advertising

Graduate in advertising. Experts with creative and strategic knowledge, with extensive knowledge of new formats and formulas. Advertising graduates will be able to work in different areas within the field of advertising, commercial and corporate communication, anywhere that creativity and strategy are essential skills:

Advertising agencies and media agencies

On the strategic side:
- Customer services.
- Account management.
- Strategic planning.
- Content manager.
- Social media manager.
- SEM/SEO specialist.
- Management and organisation of events.
- Public relations and corporate communication manager
- Mobile marketing specialist.
On the creative side:
- Creative director.
- Art director.
- Copywriter.
- Graphic / web / multimedia designer.
- Advertising Producer.
- Branded content specialist

Companies

Director of communication.
Marketing manager.
Director of digital communication.
E-commerce manager.
Event management and business protocol.
Head of advertising in communication groups.

New profiles

Digital analyst & Big Data.
AV (Augmented Reality) & VR (Virtual Reality) specialist.
IOT (Internet of Things).
Inbound marketing specialist.
Traffic manager.

RTB manager.

Teaching

Public Sector.
Private Sector.

Admissions

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Admission exams

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Place reservation

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Enrollment

Submit the required documents to formalise your enrollment.

Scholarships and financial aid

We want to help you. If you want to study at the Universidad Europea, you will have at your disposal a wide selection of own and official scholarships.

Credit recognition and transfers

You don’t have to stick with something you don’t like. That’s why we’ve designed specific plans for credit recognition and transfers.

Request your online credit recognition review, transfer your academic file and start studying at Universidad Europea.

Admissions requirements

Obtain a passing grade in the University Entrance Examination, in accordance with current legislation.
Obtain a passing grade in the entrance exams for those over 25 years of age and those over 45 years of age.
Higher Technicians, Higher Technicians of Plastic Arts and Design and Higher Sports Technicians.
Graduates, Graduates, Technical Engineers, Engineers, Architects or Graduates.
Baccalaureate students from educational systems of member states of the European Union and other countries with which international agreements have been signed in this regard, may access the Degree provided that in their educational system they have access to the university, and that they comply with the provisions of the current regulations.
Students from other countries and those who do not have an international agreement signed, must homologate their studies and take the university entrance exam(s) if required according to RD 412/2014.
Applicants with work and professional experience in relation to an education, who do not have any academic qualification enabling them to access the university by other routes and who are or have reached 40 years of age before October 1 of this year.
Non-Spanish speaking students who apply to study the degree in Spanish, will be able to accredit a B2 level of language of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages of the European Higher Education Area with a recognized degree or certificate or, alternatively, they will be able to prove that they can do so by means of a test designed by the university itself.

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Faculty

54% of the degree's faculty are PhDs.

Our teaching staff

Alvaro Gómez Iranzo
With a degree in Advertising Communication, Álvaro is a university lecturer in Advertising, Marketing, Audiovisual Communication and Business Administration and Management (ADE). He is currently responsible for marketing and communication at the Company Sinews.
Begoña Moreno López
PhD in Advertising from the University of Valladolid and Master in Environment and CSR.
As a professional, she has worked for more than 20 years as an art director in national and international agencies such as McCann Erickson, Delvico Bates or 210 Publicidad, has run her own design and illustration studio and has been the founder of El Cencerro Rural Ad Festival.
As an academic, she has been a lecturer at the UEM since 2007. She has given talks and lectures at prestigious institutions such as the Hogeschoole von Amsterdam, the Hogeschoole von Maatricht, INAP, the University of Stadfforshire and the University of Arts in Dublin, and directs and coordinates the UEM's Pitching Minds student team, which has won more than 50 awards in the last twelve years.
Bienvenida Araceli Parres
Professor at the European University of Madrid in Communication. PhD in Social Sciences from the University of Alcalá (sustainability of the luxury industry in Social Networks).
Her teaching work covers different fields of Corporate and Audiovisual Communication. She is the author of several articles on her research topic and a researcher in the Grupo Imágenes, Palabras e Ideas (Images, Words and Ideas) at the University of Alcalá de Henares. In addition to her teaching work in other public and private institutions, she maintains her professional activity at bespoke_23 where she works materializing values for companies in the luxury industry.
One of her main hobbies is art direction and costume design for short films, making at least, one a year.
Cesar Martin de Bernardo Gonzalez
César Martín de Bernardo, with more than 20 years of experience in marketing, has worked in multinational companies for top-level brands, Antena 3tv, Dia%, Serena Comunicación, while pursuing his true passion: teaching in undergraduate, graduate and executive programs.
Professional Experience: Founding Partner and board member, La Galleta Solidaria (NGO), Spain, 2014- Currently, Marketing Director, Serena Comunicación, Spain, 2005 -2016, Marketing Director of the ecommerce area, Grupo Dia%, Spain, 2001-2005, Marketing Director in the Media area, Antena 3 television, 1997-2001.
Academic Experience: Professor of Marketing, UEM, Real Madrid School Spain, 2006-Currently, IE business School, Department Director of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Communication. UEM, 2016-2020, Academic Director of the Postgraduate Degree in Marketing and Communication. UEM (2010-2015).
Academic qualifications: PhD in Economics and Business Administration, UEM, Spain, 2009, Master in Marketing, IE Business School, Spain, 1999, Bachelor in Business Administration and Management, UCM, Spain, 1997
Daniel Gallego Frontal
Head Of TV Direction / Technical Director at Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN)
Daniel Gallego Frontal is a bilingual professor, teaching subjects related to media studies and digital marketing. Daniel also has a background in TV direction, having worked as the Head of TV Direction at Trinity Broadcasting Network.
In addition, Daniel has experience working in various roles at the Olympic Channel and Olympic Broadcasting Services during events such as the Tokyo 2020 Olympic & Paralympic Summer Games and the Buenos Aires 2018 Summer Youth Olympic Games. Daniel has degrees in Media Studies and Advertising from Universidad Europea and has completed a filmmaking workshop at the New York Film Academy.
María José Revaldería
More than 25 years of experience in written and audiovisual media. Responsible for the launch of thematic TV channels in Spain, US and Latam. Responsible for the launch of FlixOlé, the largest OTT of Spanish films.
Currently responsible for the development and expansion of EGEDA's digital commercial activity with projects such as platinocrowfunding.com and platinoempleo.com. Coordinator of Iberseries Platino Industria Market. Associate Professor and independent Producer.
Maria José has attended major films festivals and markets, including Cannes, AFM, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Sundance, and more. She has also acted as a judge for several film festivals and has been a guest speaker and panelist. Maria continues to represent film investors and filmmakers, working with them to obtain strong content according to the current market. She is a member of the Film Academy of Spain.
María Angelica González Martínez
María Angélica González holds a degree in Fine Arts from the Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano in Bogotá, Colombia. International Master of Scenography for Opera and Master of research and creation of Contemporary Art at the Complutense University of Madrid.
With extensive experience in art direction, creativity and conceptualization of branding projects, scenography design for festivals, brand experience, international fairs such as Expo Dubai 2020 and events such as Devcon 6 Bogotá, world convention of the Ethereum Foundation in 2022, called the most important technology event in LATAM. She also has more than a decade of experience in art direction of audiovisual pieces such as TV spots and several short films.
Victor Sánchez Franco
PhD in Journalism by the Complutense University of Madrid.
Experience in press and online sports marketing, as well as community manager positions in digital media and advertising. Experience as an external lecturer in web editing and positioning sessions in the Master’s program in Marketing from EAE Business School. Currently, developing academic research related to immersive journalism and digital media.
Silvia Carrasco Arancibia
Journalist graduated from the University of Chile, with an MSc in Global Media from the London School of Economics (LSE), an MA in Communication from Fudan University in Shanghai and a PhD from Goldsmiths College, University of London.
Reporter, correspondent, documentary filmmaker and director of current affairs programmes in different countries and television and radio stations.
Among them: Latin America correspondent for CBS Telenoticias in the United States; news director of Corporación Ecuatoriana de Televisión, ECUAVISA, in Ecuador, and deputy director of the programme España Directo on Televisión Española (TVE). Later, Silvia directed and presented the documentary programme BENDITO MUNDO, on the ODISEA channel in Spain. Currently, she continues to be a correspondent-collaborator for TVN and Canal 13 in Chile, Ecuavisa in Ecuador, CaracolTV in Colombia, Radio Cooperativa in Chile and BLU RADIO in Colombia.

Awards and Recognitions

5/5 QS Stars

Excellence in teaching, economic development, online learning, global impact, employability, governance, social impact, diversity, equity and inclusion.

Times Higher Education

Top 5 universities in Spain.

CYD Ranking

3rd private university in Madrid.

Academic quality

As part of its strategy, the University has an internal quality plan whose objective is to promote a culture of quality and continuous improvement, and which allows it to face future challenges with the maximum guarantee of success. In this way, it is committed to promoting the achievement of external recognitions and accreditations, both nationally and internationally; the measurement and analysis of results; simplification in management; and the relationship with the external regulator.

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Internal Quality Assurance System (IQAS)

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Quality's degree monitoring

Members of the Quality Commission of the Degree (CCT)

Vice-Dean of Area
Program Director
Posdegree Coordinator
Students
Faculty (TFM Coordinator and Internship Coordinator)
Quality Manager (Academic Quality and Compliance)
Academic Director
Academic Advisor
Evaluation and Learning Manager

Main results

Main quality results of the title

Main process results and link to RUCT

Main process results

Link to RUCT web

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a BA in advertising?

A BA in advertising is a Bachelor of Arts degree that focuses on advertising and marketing. Students gain a broad understanding of advertising, including the techniques, principles, and strategies used in creating and disseminating advertising messages across various media platforms.

At Universidad Europea, you will study a range of subjects including consumer behaviour, brand management, market research, digital marketing, media planning, creative strategy, and advertising law and ethics.

What can I do after studying advertising?

As a graduate of a degree in advertising, you will have many options open to you. These are just some of the careers and roles that our graduates go into:

Advertising Account Executive
Copywriter
Creative Director
Media Planner/Buyer
Digital Marketer
Market Research Analyst
Brand Manager

These are just a few examples of the many career options available to advertising graduates. Many advertising professionals also work as freelancers or start their own agencies or businesses.

What are the benefits of studying advertising?

Studying a degree in advertising offer several benefits and allows you to build a profile that employers look for today.

Some of the benefits include:

Develops Creativity
Provides Practical Skills
Enhances Communication Skills
Provides Industry Exposure
Offers Career Opportunities
Enables Business Understanding

What skills are needed for advertising?

Advertising is a multifaceted sector that requires a variety of skills. Here are some skills that are commonly needed in advertising, and that you will develop on a degree in advertising.

Creativity
Communication
Strategic thinking
Data analysis
Technical skills
Time management
Adaptability

Bachelor's degree in Advertising

EU Talent Grants - Social and Business

Why study for a Bachelor’s Degree in Advertising?

Accreditations and Recognitions

Communication and Marketing Week

Study plan

Study plan structure

Programa de estudios

Programme implementation

Number of places for incoming students

Degree Competencies

Internships

Employability

Career Opportunities Opened up by the Bachelor’s Degree in Advertising

Advertising agencies and media agencies

Companies

New profiles

Teaching

Admissions

Admission exams

Place reservation

Enrollment

Admissions requirements

Your virtual tour begins here!

Open days

Faculty

Our teaching staff

Awards and Recognitions

Academic quality

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a BA in advertising?

What can I do after studying advertising?

What are the benefits of studying advertising?

What skills are needed for advertising?

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