Become an expert professional in blank the world and make it understandable to others.
How? Through different languages and in multiple spaces of society: in companies, as an independent professional, in agencies, in all types of institutions, in the media and in the state.
And in different areas of communication:
Institutional or corporate communication
Brand communication
Content communication
Communication for change
Political communication
metacommunication
It is a degree for creative, empathetic, curious young people with a wide range of interests.
If you find yourself in these three points, that's the way to go.
Fan of culture. You are fascinated by film, music, reading, sports communication, entertainment, art, social media content, relevant information, media events, and so many other cultural expressions.
Social spark. You love connecting with others; you are motivated to make an impact on your environment.
Vibe creative Perhaps you had creative experiences in your childhood or throughout your schooling and feel a strong need to express what's inside you.

"The University gave me a critical analysis of reality, it provided me with tools to be able to debate different topics, contribute ideas and solutions."

"I work in the special reports section of Telenoche, on Channel 13, on TN. Having the space and resources to travel, record social and environmental impact reports, be able to tell those stories of lost places in Argentina through TV, a reel or a TikTok, on multiple platforms; amplifying voices, conflicts, problems, trying to make it coincide with my values, with my way of seeing the world and what I want to communicate, makes me proud."

" Universidad Austral It gave me a theoretical framework that helped me face different work challenges. But fundamentally, it made me part of a community with which I created strong professional and personal bonds. To this day, even living in another country, I continue working with several of my former colleagues and I am in contact with professors who, outside the classroom, continued to be a source of reference.”

“The most important tool the Faculty gave me is this ability to have a very broad perspective, which has allowed me this professional versatility. No matter where I'm working, I have the ability to contribute through communication. I can critically analyze what's being sought, make a value-added contribution, have well-founded opinions, know how to achieve the desired objective, and design a strategy or communication plan.”
Based on a humanist vision of the social fabric, we maintain our own school of thought.
We see communication not as a mathematical exchange, but as human, relational phenomenon (at the intersubjective and macrosocial level), through which people, organizations, and societies manage to connect with each other and share meanings and intentions; to understand each other in order to relate and achieve their goals.
Accompanying this complex process, in which unique models and mechanisms are at play, requires a network of skills and knowledge that can be understood and learned during university years.
The course itinerary is an interdisciplinary experience.
Begin with cultural and humanistic subjects, along with others on language and orality and a first approach to the professional field with specific subjects.
As advances Along the way, they traverse subjects of multimodal or transmedia practices, with a workshop dynamic, in which students learn to express themselves and manage all kinds of languages (written, oral, sound and visual) and technological tools; in turn, they immerse themselves in theoretical subjects of communication and other humanistic subjects for a deeper understanding of the human being.
As in every life journey, there cannot fail to be milestonesTwo iconic experiences are the making a short film as a team and the execution of the entire process of a digital media outlet with live coverage of news in CABA.
They could not miss either strategic Allies who bring guests. In successive subjects, professors receive professionals (many, FC graduates) and researchers who bring work experience closer to the students or a topic of study from their field. expertise.
Ends The final year has a strong emphasis on professional development. Subjects prepare students for the increasingly imminent world of work. They conclude their studies with theoretical courses befitting a mature intellect. We encourage students to complete a Supervised Professional Internship, providing them with an immersive experience in the professional world before graduation.
It is taught in person at the University's Pilar Campus and lasts four years. theoretical subjects with the transmedia or multimodal practices throughout the entire program. It is necessary to complete Supervised Professional Practices to obtain the bachelor's degree, 170 hours.
Since 2025 we have had two new options to facilitate the university path.
Intensive subjects. We implemented this format, concentrated into five days, during the first week of the semester.
Certifications. We also incorporate the possibility of orienting the course of elective subjects according to a thematic axis, which we explain in the following subheading.
You can build your path from your first year, step by step. How? By taking elective courses that make match with your interests and your vocation, according to these five thematic axes:
Arts and Humanities
Expand your horizons with subjects like culture, history, and art. You'll gain the ability to interpret, create, and transform technology, politics, science, or business from a human perspective. It includes subjects such as Music and Society and Contemporary Cultural Content II, and the possibility of doing two diplomas: in Argentine History and in Argentine Culture.
Journalism
You will be trained in critical thinking, multimedia tools, and storytelling to narrate clearly and generate real impact on audiences, both in traditional media and on digital platforms. It includes subjects such as Narrating Democracy: Voice, Power and Rights and Laboratory of the Journalistic Profession.
Social Media
You'll prepare to create, manage, and grow brands and communities on social media. You'll learn to understand online ecosystems, design creative and digital strategies, and lead trends. It includes subjects such as Digital Strategy and Analytics and Metrics.
Audiovisual Communication
You learn the visual and auditory language to tell memorable stories and the dynamics to bring them to life. You are trained in all the managerial and technical phases of the audiovisual process and in multiple formats (film, streamingTV and content capsules). It includes subjects such as Sound Design and Narrative, and Documentary as Art. Storytelling and Screenwriting Workshop.
Advertising and marketing
You combine market analysis with creative thinking. You train in BrandingDigital media and integrated campaigns. You connect with people, build strong brands, and learn to generate real results. It includes subjects such as Growth Marketing, Sports Marketing, and Marketing of Fashion and Lifestyles.
Direct Entry is only for students who meet one of these conditions:
The steps to apply for a University Pass to the Austral are:
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