Masters Journalism and Media Studies
The Master's in Journalism and Media Studies is an innovative training programme with a focus on journalistic research.
Journalistic research is a vital area for re-founding the media in the contemporary digital context. There is no 2nd cycle academic pro Read more
You can now choose to study at your own pace and complete your master’s or doctoral degree on either a full-time or part-time basis.
This option is available for master’s and doctoral programmes worth 90 ECTS credits or more.
Tuition fees are calculated according to the number of ECTS credits in which you enrol.
Please refer to Article 16 of the Academic Regulations or contact the relevant services for further information.
Course formatIn-Person
DegreeMasters
Semesters4
Credits120
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What will I learn in this course?
What will I learn in this course?
The Master's in Journalism and Media Studies is an innovative training programme with a focus on journalistic research. Journalistic research is a vital area for re-founding the media in the contemporary digital context. There is no 2nd cycle academic programme in the country that places investigative journalism at the centre of the scientific, pedagogical and operational skills to be acquired. The commitment to professionals and teachers of excellence in the field, such as Jacinto Godinho, José Vegar, Paulo Pena, among others, aims to structure a new area of reference, deepening the relationship between journalism, democracy, digital media and their regulation, and framing the area of Communication Sciences with that of Political Science.
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Entry requirements and conditions
Entry requirements and conditions
You can apply for the cycle of studies leading to a master's degree: a) holders of a bachelor's degree or legal equivalent; b) holders of a foreign academic degree awarded following a 1st cycle of studies organised in accordance with the principles of the Bologna process by a State adhering to that process; c) holders of a foreign higher academic degree that is recognised as satisfying the objectives of a bachelor's degree by the statutorily competent body; d) holders of an academic, scientific or professional curriculum recognised by the competent statutory body of CUL as attesting to their ability to complete this cycle of studies.
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Seriation Criteria
Seriation Criteria
- 60% - Mestrado - Habilitação Anterior
- 10% - Mestrado - Formação Complementar na área
- 20% - Mestrado - CV
- 10% - Mestrado - Motivação e/ou Entrevista
Candidatos sem grau ou sem nota
- 40% - Mestrado - Formação Complementar na área
- 10% - Mestrado - Motivação e/ou Entrevista
- 50% - Mestrado - CV
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Profile of the candidates for whom the course is intended
Profile of the candidates for whom the course is intended
This master's programme is open to candidates from all areas of study who wish to delve deeper into this area of knowledge and work, and is particularly aimed at those coming from Communication and Journalism degrees or professionals working in the field of media and journalism.
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Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
Practical skills will be worked on in the curricular units (CU) of Journalism and Digital Ecosystems, Investigative Journalism Practices, Investigative Journalism Workshop I and II, as well as in Research Methodologies in Communication and Journalism. For the development of Project, Dissertation or Internship work, the skills learnt in the Media and Technology, Media Systems and Critical Analysis of Digital Media and New Formats courses are fundamental. The more strictly theoretical scientific skills will be based on the History of the Media and Investigative Journalism, Society, Publics and the Media, Political Theory and Democracy, Regulation and Comparative Contemporary Politics and Globalisation, Geopolitics and Journalism.
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Main reasons for choosing this course on ULusófona
Main reasons for choosing this course on ULusófona
- Excellent teaching staff, made up of doctors and journalists who are leading figures in contemporary investigative journalism;
- Curriculum plan that combines theory and practice, enabling the acquisition of transversal and strategic skills in the field of journalism and media studies;
- Possibility of an internship and the development of practical projects and integration in one of the largest research centres in Communication: CICANT.
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Study plan and curriculum structure
Study plan and curriculum structure
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1º Ano / General path
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History of Media and Investigative Journalism
6 ects -
Journalism and Digital Ecosystems
6 ects -
Media and Technology
6 ects -
Media Systems
6 ects -
Political Theory and Democracy
6 ects -
Society, Audiences and Media
6 ects
- [2º Semestre]
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Investigative Journalism Practices
6 ects -
Regulation and Contemporary Comparative Politics
6 ects -
Research Methodologies in Communication and Journalism
6 ects - Option I
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2º Ano / General path
- [1º Semestre]
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Critical Analysis of Digital Media and New Formats
6 ects -
Dissertation/Project/Internship planning
12 ects -
Globalization, Geopolitics and Journalism
6 ects - Option II
- [2º Semestre]
- Dissertation / Project Work / Internship
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1º Ano / General path
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Course Team
Course Team
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Scientific areas of the course
Scientific areas of the course
Jornalismo e reportagem
Lisboa | Esc.Comunicação, Arquitetura, Artes e TI
Current Application Dates
Fees
Course Direction
Secretariat
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Telephone extension764
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LocationSala F.1.5
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Service hours2ª a 6ª, 10:00 -13:30/ 16:00-18:30
Agência de Avaliação e Acreditação do Ensino Superior
Graduation Requirements
Have completed a total of 120 ECTS.
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