Admission test
Journalism Program
In the Bachelor's Degree in Communication and Journalism we train professionals with a creative, managerial and entrepreneurial vocation, capable of analysing the national and international environment, as well as the social, cultural, political and economic conditions that surround it.
In order to interpret them and make them known through the generation of appropriate content, both for traditional and digital platforms, all in an ethical manner and with a broad humanist sense, seeking that, with their leadership in public opinion, they contribute to the improvement of their society.
Bachelor's Degree in Communication Engineering and Journalism
- Guadalajara
RVOE
SEP 20200078, dated Feb. 26, 2020; 2019 plan, in-person program, Guadalajara campus.
Admission Profile
Our applicants for the Bachelor's Degree in Communication and Journalism are interested in and knowledgeable about the social sciences, the political, economic, social and cultural environment, as well as written communication.
They also have the skills to monitor current affairs, understanding the motives and scope of the social impact of the media and the shaping of public opinion.
Finally, they possess skills of analysis, synthesis, research and innovation, putting them at the service of truth and society.
Graduate Profile
Our graduates develop skills for planning content with a strategic mindset, responding to the information needs of brands and individuals, as well as for the development and evaluation of journalistic communication processes, for knowledge of the public and the generation of links with the different segments with which they seek to communicate, and finally, creative and innovative skills in the creation of information content and for managing cross-cutting work teams.
First Semester
- Architectural Composition I
- Fundamentals of Architecture and Urbanism
- Descriptive Geometry
- Topography
- Architectural Drawing I
- Applied Algebra
- History of Culture
First Semester
- Architectural Composition I
- Fundamentals of Architecture and Urbanism
- Descriptive Geometry
- Topography
- Architectural Drawing I
- Applied Algebra
- History of Culture
First Semester
- Architectural Composition I
- Fundamentals of Architecture and Urbanism
- Descriptive Geometry
- Topography
- Architectural Drawing I
- Applied Algebra
- History of Culture
First Semester
- Architectural Composition I
- Fundamentals of Architecture and Urbanism
- Descriptive Geometry
- Topography
- Architectural Drawing I
- Applied Algebra
- History of Culture
International Exchanges
Chiba University, Japan.
Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan.
University of Nebrija, Spain.
Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain.
International University of Catalonia, Spain.
University of Piura, Peru.
San Ignacio de Loyola University, Peru.
Forms of Qualification
- General Knowledge Examination for Bachelor's Degree Graduation (EGEL Plus ARQUI). The student must obtain the result of the Testimonial of Outstanding Performance (TDSS). To achieve this, the student must have, of the three areas that make up the exam, at least two with Outstanding Performance and the remaining one with at least Satisfactory Performance.
- Study of a case and proposal of a solution with the corresponding defense;
- Proposal and elaboration of a business project or its equivalent with the corresponding defense of the same;
"I loved how close the professors and directors are to us. I didn't imagine that it would be so personalized the university, let alone that we would have the best architects in the city as professors."
Natalie Peña Cárdenas (2nd semester)