Program Overview
The Sports Journalism and Communication program trains professionals to cover, analyze, and promote sports news across all media platforms, including television, radio, print media, and digital channels.
The program combines sports reporting techniques, specialized journalistic writing, digital formats, and analysis of sports within its social and economic context. It includes specialized courses, writing workshops, and multimedia projects to ensure strong field experience
School Programs
Media, culture and society
Continuing education
Master languages with CEIL
Corporate communications
Geopolitics of the media
Digital Institutional Communication (new specialty)
Sports journalism
Broadcast and digital journalism
Science journalism
Career Opportunities
Graduates master multimedia sports coverage and gain solid field experience. They can join sports newsrooms or communication structures related to the sports industry.
The TV/radio sports journalist covers sports news for television and radio. They produce reports, interviews, and live or studio segments. They analyze performances and events to inform the public. Their work conveys the excitement and updates of sports professionally.
The sports reporter works on-site to cover sports events. They film, photograph, and write accurate reports. They convey the excitement and atmosphere of competitions. Their role is essential to provide comprehensive and immersive coverage.
The sports web editor produces articles and digital content on sports news. They adapt their texts for online platforms and optimize the visibility of publications. They track trends and reader interactions. Their work provides fast and engaging information for sports enthusiasts.
The sports commentator or analyst provides analysis and commentary on sports events live or on specialized programs. They bring expertise, stories, and context to enrich the audience experience. They may work on TV, radio, or digital platforms. Their role is key to inform and entertain simultaneously.
Admission Procedure
Admission to the Master’s program is subject to academic requirements and a competitive examination following application review.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Information and Communication Sciences (or equivalent), obtained in a regular session, with no repeated years and a minimum average of 13/20.
Applicants must not have faced disciplinary sanctions and must not already hold a Master’s degree in the same specialization.
Registration is online only, with a complete application file and the selection of one specialization.
Training Program
To explore the courses, learning objectives, and academic organization, download the full training program.