Bachelor in Journalism
In 2025-2026, the cut-off mark was 7.35 and 165 first-year places were offered. The programme takes 4 years (240 ECTS credits) and is taught at 2 different centres.
Admission and places
26 JuneOrdinary application deadline2026-2027 intake
7.35Cut-off mark2025-2026 intake
- Average admission mark*
- 8.25
- First-year places
- 165
- ECTS credits
- 240
* Average admission mark of those who entered through the bachillerato route.
| Centre | Mode | Cut-off mark | Places |
|---|---|---|---|
| Facultad de Ciencias de la Comunicación. Campus de FuenlabradaUniversity-run centre | Several modes | 7.007.28 in 2024-2025 | 115 |
| Facultad de Ciencias de la Comunicación. Campus de MadridUniversity-run centre | Several modes | 7.358.58 in 2024-2025 | 50 |
What this degree costs
- Tuition
- €1,015
- Price per credit
- €16.92
- Undergraduates on a general grant
- 21.9%
- Average grant per recipient
- €3,457
€5,100
estimated annual cost
tuition + 10 months of room and food
With a general grant, about €1,600.
Labour-market outcomes
| Indicator | This university | Same field in Spain |
|---|---|---|
| In graduate-level employmentContributing in a bracket that requires a degree; out of all graduates, in work or not | 31.3% | 30.7% |
| On a permanent contractOf those in work | 84.8% | 81.7% |
All figures are four years after graduating.
€28,147Average gross annual pay four years after finishing
Average across graduates in the same field: €26,941
It is the Social Security contribution base: gross pay, with legal caps at both ends.
The figures are for the whole «Journalism and information» field of study at this university, not for this degree alone.