360° Communication License

The core curriculum of the Information-Communication Degree aims to provide disciplinary knowledge and professional skills related to the various fields and professions of Information, Communication and Audiovisual.

Each course meets specialization objectives preparing for specific professional opportunities and further studies.

The 360° Communication course more specifically targets professionalization in the communication and media sectors in organizations (agencies or integrated communication services). It trains students for the professions of assistant project manager, communication officer, digital communication, event communication and press officer.

Specificities

Students have the option of choosing either a single-discipline or a dual-discipline program. For the single-discipline program, the Geography and Planning major offers the following minors:

• Communication, media and organizations
• Information, data and digital document strategies

For the choice of the bi-disciplinary course, the geography and planning major offers the following minors:

• Planning and territorial sciences
• Geography for non-specialists
• History for non-specialists
• School Professorship (PE)
• Letters, Arts and Culture (LAC) for non-specialists
• Languages ​​and cultures (language of your choice)
• Indology (Hindi or Sanskrit)
• Language sciences
• Philosophy