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See the degree grade →A combined undergraduate programme that integrates Advertising and Public Relations with Marketing and Communication, designed to provide strategic product-management insight alongside creative and research skills. It suits students seeking both creative advertising practice and analytical marketing competence within a five‑year integrated plan; note the programme is listed as being phased out and does not accept new admissions.
This is a presencial double degree that combines two official bachelor degrees—Advertising and Public Relations plus Marketing and Communication—into a coordinated five‑course curriculum. The plan totals 384 ECTS and is described as a programme in extinction, so new enrolments are not accepted. Students receive a MacBook Air and access to advanced facilities and Adobe software; teaching emphasizes small groups and personalised attention.
The double degree balances creative, strategic and research training across five courses. The structure places subjects from both degrees across the first four years, with a fifth year devoted exclusively to the Marketing and Communication title. The official credit breakdown is: 72 ECTS of formación básica, 300 ECTS of obligatory subjects, and a 12 ECTS Trabajo de Fin de Grado, for a total of 384 ECTS.
To begin the enrolment process you must complete the university form; afterwards you will receive email instructions to submit academic records, your DNI or passport and an initial non‑refundable payment of 75€. The allocation of a place is communicated by email. To confirm the place you must pay 550€, which will be deducted from the tuition fee and is refundable if you fail to demonstrate university access. Final matriculation is formalised once access is accredited and within the deadlines provided; absence of payment on time causes loss of the allocated place.
The faculty lists typical professional outcomes for graduates of the double degree, including:
The university highlights several funding options available to students, including social grants, the national Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport (MECD) scholarships, regional scholarships from the Junta de Castilla y León and ecclesial cooperation scholarships. Further information and application details are provided by the university’s student services.
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