Marketing and Communication

The Master’s Degree in Marketing and Communication at UCAM is a one-year, English-taught program offered on the Murcia campus. It requires 60 ECTS credits and provides a comprehensive understanding of the modern global marketing and corporate communication landscape. The curriculum focuses on digital marketing strategies, brand management, public relations, and corporate messaging, equipping students with the advanced analytical and creative tools to navigate complex market dynamics and consumer behavior. The program emphasizes a practical approach, incorporating seminars with elite industry professionals and real-world media case studies. Students gain hands-on experience through mandatory internships in international advertising agencies, corporate communication departments, media outlets, or specialized marketing firms, and must complete a final master's thesis. Graduates are prepared for diverse executive careers as marketing directors, public relations managers, digital strategists, and brand consultants within the global business ecosystem.

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• EU/IB/Agreements: Obtain access credential via UNED.
• All Other Countries: Request homologation via Spanish Ministry of Education.
• Legalization (Hague Countries): Must have the Hague Apostille on transcripts and diploma.
• Legalization (Non-Hague): Required stamps from Ministry of Ed, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Spanish Consulate.
• Translation: Must be in Spanish by an official sworn translator or Spanish Embassy.
• Scanned biopage of your valid passport.
• High School academic transcript, Diploma and national exam result slip.
• Statement of Purpose/Motivational Letter.
• Curriculum Vitae.

The official programme record lists English. It does not publish a programme-specific minimum language-test score, so no score is invented here.

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Programme-specific document list.

This programme is recorded as accredited in the central catalogue.