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A comprehensive master’s degree that fully immerses students into sports journalism and helps them discover how it constantly adapts to the current media environment. They’ll analyse how the industry’s professional and social dimensions have evolved nationally and internationally, including its legal and economic aspects from a practical perspective.
Get a 50% discount on the reservation fee if you register before March 31st.
See terms and conditionsSeize the chance to study an international programme that enables you to develop all-round communication and journalism skills to get ahead in the sports media world—no matter what area you choose to go into.
The study plan has been developed alongside the Real Madrid Communications Department and other leading professionals from the sports journalism world.
You'll have the chance to carry out an internship at Real Madrid C.F. You’ll take part in activities at the club’s media department including Real Madrid TV, press offices, the digital department, the communications department or the Real Madrid Foundation.
Professors are skilled professionals, correspondents and TV and radio broadcasters at clubs, news agencies, social networks, digital media and more, and share their extensive experience with students. More than 10 professors work for Real Madrid C.F.
During this program you will have the chance to live an international experience in a field trip to Switzerland where you'll visit some of the most relevan Sport industry entities such as: FIFA, UEFA, TAS…
That results into a high level of employability, since you will share this experience with colleagues and professors from more than 50 nationalities, coming from all around the world.
Enjoy exclusive experiences with Real Madrid C.F., the White Week, professional visits, live sport events, networking eventos and a unique international trip to Switzerland where you will visit some of the most renowned sports entities and meet their Executives.
Discover our journalism classroom with an agency service, television studios with a set, production control, virtual set and video editing booths with AVID and Final Cut systems, three radio studios complete with digital mixers and a content management system for current broadcasting, video cameras, photographic cameras and accessories for news coverage of different sports events.
The School’s academic quality is certified by its 14-year history and 11,000 graduates, most of whom are now successful international professionals in the sports industry.
Florentino Pérez, Real Madrid C.F. President
"Talent, sacrifice and commitment are the basis for success."
Enjoy a pioneering programme with unique experiences and professional opportunities.
A unique school where you will develop the skills and values you need to succeed in the sports industry.
LIVE THE REAL MADRID EXPERIENCE: professional visits, international trips, networking, live sporting events and more.
ENJOY WHITE WEEK: an exclusive week of conferences with leading professionals and athletes in an unparalleled environment—the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
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This master’s offers you a multimedia view of sports journalism and communications, everything from print, TV and radio to digital journalism and social networks.
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At Real Madrid live sport events for you to work closely with Real Madrid Communications Department
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Enjoy a unique trip to Switzerland where you'll visit international sports organisations, such as FIFA and UEFA, and meet their executives.
Discover an innovative, flexible and personalized academic model that integrates face-to-face and virtual training with cutting-edge technology.
A hands-on experience set in fully-equipped facilities that recreate today’s working environments. A vast faculty made up of real-world professionals will lead classes that are directly related to their career experience, guaranteeing you will constantly apply your learning to real-world contexts right from day one.
In the extended classroom, you’ll be able to attend classes in person on campus or connect remotely through the digital classrooms. You’ll interact in real time from wherever you are with cameras, 360° microphones and smart boards. What’s more, you’ll have access to hands-on virtual activities in the form of simulations, gamification and virtual labs, with no limit to the number of practical classes you can take.
Personalise your education by exploring the digital content, and exclusive elements available to you, such as introductory courses, workshops, masterclasses and webinars with prestigious experts, as well as virtual simulations that leverage interactive virtual reality and gamification, allowing you to practice your skills at your own speed.
This programme is a live experience where top communications professionals of the sports world shall share their knowledge and guide students along their journey to the top of the sports journalism world.
Javier Tola
CEO at Simply Sports Director of the Master’s in Sports Journalism and Communications
What makes this programme special is that it offers students the opportunity to rub shoulders with Universidad Europea’s high-calibre, specialist lecturers, as well as allowing them to experience a world-class sports club, Real Madrid, its Real Madrid City training complex, stadium, executives and players.
Luis Villarejo
Head of Sports at Agencia EFE.
We want to help you on your way. If you choose to study at Universidad Europea, you shall have the opportunity to apply for a wide range of UE and official scholarships.
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External internship regulations.
Internships are a key component of your training. Acquiring experience after what you have learnt in your degree is the best way to enter the employment market. There are two types of internships: curricular—which are included in your study plan—and extracurricular—which you can do on a voluntary basis.
In order to complete curricular internships in companies, you will need to have 50% of the credits approved and to register the subject before starting your internship. These internships are monitored by the company and the internship coordinator, and interim and final reports are prepared for evaluation.
If you want to take your work experience to the next level before finishing your university education, you can pursue an extracurricular internship. You can do them in any academic year, but keep in mind that internships are a formative complement to your studies; therefore, the more knowledge you have acquired throughout your studies, the more you will benefit from the internship experience.
Antonio Galeano
PROGRAMME DIRECTOR - Director of Communication at Real Madrid C.F. Previously Director of Sports of La Sexta and editor at the PRISA Group with responsibilities in radio and television (Cadena SER and Localia TV). Collaborator at Radio Marca, TVE, Real Madrid TV and Diario Público.
Javier Tola
PROGRAMME DIRECTOR - Managing Director at Simply Sport
David Mendoza
PROGRAMME DIRECTOR - Publications Director, Real Madrid C.F.
Internships are a key part of your education, that’s why in this programme 100% of students have the opportunity to carry out internships in collaboration with the Real Madrid Communications Department, working together in all Sports Live Events of the Club’ teams, beside this you’ll may access to many other sports media companies.
Acquiring experience and putting into practice what you have learnt during your degree is the best way to enter the employment market. There are two types of internship: curricular (which are included as part of your programme) and extracurricular (which you can do on a voluntary basis).
In order to carry out an internship in a company, you’ll need to have passed 50% of your credits and have registered before you start the internship. Both the company and a professor on your course shall monitor your progress on the internship and provide you with an evaluation at the half-way mark and upon completion.
If you want to gain extra work experience before finalising your university studies, you are welcome to carry out extracurricular internships. You can do an internship in whichever year of your studies you choose, but we would like to remind you that they are formative and should complement your studies. The more theoretical knowledge you acquire throughout your degree, the more you will benefit from an internship.
Sports Journalism and Communications graduates are well-placed to take on exciting roles in the media and communications world. Thanks to our close ties with Real Madrid C.F. and other renowned professionals from the sporting industry, our faculty members ensure students receive a comprehensive and fully updated education that enables them to join the professional world as experienced professionals.
Graduates take on roles in the sports industry at entities such as clubs, federations, agencies and more.
Admissions to the Real Madrid Graduate School are open year-round, although enrolment is subject to the number of places available.
If you would like to receive personalised advice from the Graduate Admissions team, you can visit us at one of our two campuses (Alcobendas or Villaviciosa de Odón) or contact us via:
Phone: +34 911 128 850
Email: escuelauniversitariarealmadrid@universidadeuropea.es
Social Media: @realmadridUE
Start the admission process for your master’s degree at Universidad Europea now! We shall guide you through all stages of the process from start to finish, so you don’t have to worry about anything!
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The Master’s in Sports Journalism and Communications is an opportunity for Journalism, Social or Audiovisual Communication graduates to specialise in the sports industry. It is also an interesting option for students from economics, social studies or sports studies backgrounds seeking to form associations with sports journalism and become leaders in the new working environments required by television, radio, digital environments and sports newspapers.
This is an ideal opportunity for graduates seeking a solid specialisation as part of a postgraduate qualification that offers greatly enhanced employment prospects.
The admissions process for Universidad Europea - Real Madrid Graduate School programmes runs throughout the year, although enrolment depends on the availability of places.
For personalised guidance, you can go to either of our university campuses (Alcobendas or Villaviciosa de Odón) or contact us via phone: (+34) 91 112 88 50 or e-mail: escuelauniversitariarealmadrid@universidadeuropea.es to receive advice from the Graduate Degree Admissions staff.
Once candidates have received guidance and have provided the necessary documentation, the Graduate Degree Admissions staff shall send them a date for taking the entrance exams for the programme they are interested in, and for a personal interview with the Master's Programme Director or a member of the Admissions Committee.
The admissions process does not involve any costs or commitment for candidates, until their place has been formally reserved.
The Universidad Europea - Real Madrid Graduate School reserves the right to cancel or delay the start of a graduate programme if the required minimum number of enrolled students is not met. The University also reserves the right to make any necessary changes in timetables, faculty assignments, locations and campus for any programme. For more information, please check the Graduate School Regulations.
1.Documentation
To begin the admissions process, please first book your appointment online or by calling 34 91 112 88 50.
2.What does the entrance exam consist of?
When do you find out whether you have been accepted?
You’ll find out the result of the entrance exam via an admissions letter that you’ll receive by email. If you have any doubts or queries, you can contact our Admissions Department for New Students at escuelauniversitariarealmadrid@universidadeuropea.es
3.Reserve your spot
Along with the admissions letter, you shall receive an envelope with information about official registration. In order to reserve your place, we recommend responding within seven days of receiving the letter.
4.Registration
All degree programme students attending Universidad Europea for the first time must start a university file prior to registration. The New Students Admissions Department shall provide candidates with all the documentation and forms to complete their registration.
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Universidad Europea has received recognition from various bodies that supports its academic quality. In particular, it has received the following prestigious awards: the European 500+, the QualiCert and the Madrid Excelente Quality Seal.
In the international QS Stars accreditation rating, Universidad Europea has obtained a total of four out of five stars. This external accreditation system determines the level of excellence achieved by universities in several areas. Universidad Europea has achieved the highest score of five stars in employability, teaching, facilities and social responsibility.
*These awards have been awarded to Universidad Europea de Madrid.
Quality and innovation in the 21st Century
Innovation is at the heart of the University's training programme. As such, our study plans are constantly adapted to the needs and expectations of students. In addition, innovation is integrated into the development of the entire learning process, with new technologies and teaching methodologies continuously incorporated into the our training models.
Each student has a personal mentor that accompanies them throughout their studies, helping them develop their emotional intelligence and the cross-functional competencies needed to thrive as a professional.
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