Course Overview
Created to address growing demand for data-informed communication managers, the program offers training grounded in modern strategy frameworks. Key milestones include standard project sprints with corporate partners, direct guidance from media leads, and real-world testing of campaign performance. Students build a portfolio covering content architecture, search visibility, paid placement, and audience conversion methods. The curriculum grows alongside industry developments, preparing graduates to manage content operations across international tech firms, creative agencies, and scaling start-ups.
General Eligibility
Applicants must hold an official undergraduate degree (Bachelor's degree or equivalent) from an accredited university. Professional experience in marketing, communication, media, or design is beneficial but not strictly required.
Application process steps:
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Online application form submission.
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Uploading of CV/LinkedIn profile, academic transcripts, passport copy, and a personal statement regarding future industry goals.
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Admissions interview with the academic panel.
Partial merit-based grants, Women-in-Tech grants, and regional background grants are available to reduce tuition costs. Early application is recommended as financial support allocations are limited per intake.
Part Time Work Details
International students holding a Spanish student visa can work up to 30 hours per week, provided work hours do not overlap with scheduled classes.
Language Requirement