- Degrees and credentials: Bachelor of Science and Arts in Communication with a concentration in Audiovisual Communication; Bachelor of Science in Audiovisual Communication
- Duration: 10 semesters
- In: School of Communication Sciences and Arts
- Format: In-person
An audiovisual communicator plans, structures, and produces content from a creative, aesthetic, and technological perspective, and conveys it through images and sound. To this end, they integrate the use of audiovisual languages, aesthetic appreciation, and knowledge of narrative structures.
The Audiovisual Communication degree program will prepare you—through mastery of audiovisual languages and the most advanced technology—for the production, direction, and creation of radio and television programs, as well as video content.
Field of Work
- Mass media, especially radio and television
- Advertising agencies, production companies
- Government and local development institutions, public agencies, governmental and nongovernmental organizations, and cultural and educational institutions.
- Independent projects or your own businesses