Postgraduate in

Sports Communication and Journalism

Studying for a Postgraduate in Sports Journalism and Communication will allow you to develop the necessary skills and competencies to specialise in the sports field and lead a communication department. You will learn to communicate with rigour and objectivity in any media, as well as to use the language of sports journalism to create communication and sports information projects for publication and dissemination through various tools and formats available for press, radio, television, and digital media. Moreover, you will have the opportunity to work in an exciting and dynamic sector, surrounded by individuals who share the same passion for sports.

At Unisport, we offer the Postgraduate in Sports Journalism and Communications, an official programme that allows you to develop communication skills within the sports environment and specialise in this field to become a sports journalist. Our programme, with 1,500 teaching hours, is designed to develop the necessary skills to lead a communication department. This programme is taught online, allowing you to study from anywhere in the world.

To enrol in the Postgraduate in Sports Journalism and Communication at Unisport, you don’t need a prior qualification. The essential requirement is to have a passion for sports and the dedication necessary to meet the demands of this profession. However, to get the most of our programme, it is recommended to have previous knowledge of journalism, writing, and communication.

A sports journalist can work in various fields, from specialised sports media to communication departments of clubs, sports entities, or professional athlete teams. Furthermore, the advent of social media has opened opportunities for the development of profiles and platforms dedicated to sports reporting on social networks, which represents a new professional field for sports journalists.

The price range for a Postgraduate in Sports Journalism and Communication varies widely depending on the type of programme and the country where it is studied, with costs exceeding £15,000. You can find the price information on our website. Additionally, we offer payment facilities and training grants to ensure access to our program without financial concerns.

The Postgraduate in Sports Journalism and Communication at Unisport has a duration of 1,500 hours and corresponds to 60 ECTS credits. The programme is designed to allow you to study at your own pace, with a flexible online methodology that adapts to your needs.

Unisport’s Postgraduate Degree in Sports Journalism and Communication prepares you to work as a sports media editor, head of communication in professional organisations, sports event announcer, sports commentator, press officer for sports clubs and companies, presenter, community manager, sports social media manager, digital content manager, and other fields related to sports communication. In addition, as a member of the Unisport Community, you will have access to our internship programme in companies and sports organisations, which will allow you to apply the knowledge acquired during your studies and test your skills in a real environment. You will also have access to our job search engine focused on the sports sector, along with support services for entrepreneurship, including validation of business models, search for funding, training and acceleration of innovative projects related to sports.

The Postgraduate in Sports Journalism and Communication at Unisport is an excellent choice for specialising in Sports Journalism. Our programme offers a flexible online methodology tailored to your lifestyle, an optimised virtual campus accessible 24/7 from any device, individual tutoring, up-to-date teaching materials, and individual sessions with active professionals through video conference. Moreover, the postgraduate programme provides up to 300 hours of internships in companies, international technical internships, and opportunities.

To be a football broadcaster, it is necessary to have a broad and deep knowledge of the sport in question, in this case, football. In addition, it is also essential to possess communication skills such as good diction, the ability to improvise, verbal fluency and the ability to analyse and synthesise. In Unisport’s Postgraduate Degree in Sports Journalism and Communication, you will acquire skills and knowledge in sports journalism, sports journalistic language in different media and management of social networks and social media tools applied to sports, which can be of great help to those interested in becoming football commentators.