Course Overview
The Master’s in Fashion Marketing and Communication was created to connect fashion studies with marketing, communication and brand management. Its 60-ECTS structure covers fashion markets, marketing, public relations, influencer marketing, branding, digital communication and visual direction. Students gain practical experience through external academic internships and a Master’s Thesis.
A key benefit is the link between classroom work and fashion companies. UDIT states that its students work on real briefs, brand launches, marketing plans, influencer campaigns and editorial projects. The university reports more than 2,400 active internship agreements.
The course has a strong international focus through its English-taught option and its connection with the wider fashion sector. Students can prepare for roles in fashion marketing, brand management, public relations, digital marketing, e-commerce, communication, art direction and editorial styling. UDIT also provides access to professional tools such as Adobe Creative Cloud, WGSN, CLO 3D and SEDDI.
General Eligibility
Applicants normally need a recognised university degree and suitable previous knowledge for the Master’s. UDIT states that the programme is aimed at graduates from areas such as marketing, communication, advertising, fashion, design, business management and related fields.
Applicants from areas without sufficient previous knowledge in fashion marketing or communication may be asked to complete foundation subjects:
- Fundamentals of Fashion Marketing – 6 ECTS
- Fundamentals of Fashion Communication – 6 ECTS
These may be taken before the programme or during the first semester, depending on the applicant's background.
Application Process
- Submit the pre-registration/application.
- Provide the required passport and academic documents.
- Attend an online personal interview with the Master’s management.
- Receive the admission decision.
- Pay the place-reservation fee.
- Complete enrolment and submit the required original documents.
For international students who need a student visa, UDIT currently lists 31 July as the Master’s application deadline. Applicants should apply earlier when visa processing is required.
Part Time Work Details
International higher-education students in Spain may work for themselves or an employer when the work is compatible with their studies and does not exceed 30 hours per week.
Language Requirement
UDIT requires students joining English-taught programmes to meet its English-language standard. The university's official English entry document maps accepted qualifications to the CEFR levels. For this programme, applicants should be prepared to demonstrate at least B2-level English where B2 is the required level for the programme.
| English Test |
UDIT-listed score/reference |
| IELTS Academic/General |
B2: 5.5–6.5 |
| TOEFL iBT |
UDIT lists TOEFL iBT in its recognised table; applicants should confirm the exact B2 score with UDIT before applying |
| PTE Academic |
B2: 59 or above |
| Duolingo English Test |
Not listed in UDIT's current official English-entry table |
| Other accepted options |
Cambridge English, Cambridge ESOL BEC, Oxford Test of English, TELC, Trinity ISE, TOEIC, LanguageCert and other listed qualifications |
UDIT states that English certificates should normally have been obtained within two years before the programme start date.