Career Prospects

Working with the Media: both to perform classic functions in traditional communication media as well as to provide new profiles to accompany the arrival of digital technologies and the integrated news- reporting of the media.
Strategic communication: it is becoming increasingly frequent for graduates in communication to work in companies and institutions where they plan, direct or generate communication strategies oriented toward different publics.
Consultancy:  from the use of social nets for brands to the inclusion of bloggers in the communication media, there is a need for professionals prepared to evaluate when confronted with some communication challenge.
Self-employment: tomorrow’s communicators must be trained to present their own abilities in a flexible and ever-changing media structure.

Internships

For the Degree in Communications, Loyola University provides its students with the possibility of doing internships in external companies and institutions.  The external internships are managed by the Service of Employability and Entrepreneurship which coordinates all the processes and activities leading to the correct development of these internships, which are regulated by existing legislation and the internal regime which complements it.
Below you can find a representative example of companies and institutions that are available to us for our student internships:

  • Accenture
  • Axa Seguros E Inversiones
  • Banco Cetelem
  • Banco Espíritu Santo (Madrid)
  • Bankinter
  • Bodegas Gonzalez Byass
  • Cajasur
  • Casa-Eads
  • Daimlerchrysler España
  • Danone, S.A.
  • Deloitte, S.L.
  • Diario de Información y Difusión Digital de Córdoba
  • El Corte Ingles
  • Endesa
  • Ferrovial
  • Isolux Wat, S.A.
  • Nh Hoteles
  • Once
  • Osborne Distribuidora, S.A.
  • Vodafone Sau
  • Ernst&Young
  • Manpower Team Ett Sau
  • Grupo Santander
  • Grupo Puma, S.A
  • Fundación Focus Abengoa
  • Covap
  • Cb Richard Ellis, S.A.
  • González Byass, S.A.
  • Hojiblanca S.C.A.
  • Mapfre
  • Unicaja
  • Xul Comunicación Social
  • Everis
  • Tapsa Agencia de Publicidad, S.L.U.
  • Ayuntamiento de Córdoba
  • Procter & Gamble
  • Pwc
  • KPMG
  • Management Solutions
  • LG Electronics
  • Cid Sevilla (Agencia de Publicidad)
  • Dialogo Media Slu
  • Dfm (Dos Folios y Medio Agencia de Comunicación Creativa)
  • Foto Video Kitoli
  • Estudio Tres
  • Punto D Impakto Creativas Publicistas Sl
  • Punto Y Seguido Sl
  • Punto Reklamo
  • Retail Password Tres Líneas

To be eligible for company internships, it is necessary to have passed at least 75% of the credits of the subjects in the first three courses (which include all of those corresponding to the complete Basic Training of each degree) in order to register for the Internships of each degree

Why study Communications?

We are in an era of communication, a time in which people are interconnected and sometimes even over-informed, and not always by communication professionals.  These professionals must be trained to have a strategic vision and technical capacity, so that they can face the new future challenges for the communication media, the advertising industry and organizations in general at the present time.

The structure and contents of the degree prepare versatile professionals to deal with the creation of informative contents in all the media, both classic as well as digital, as well as to create persuasive contents (publicity and marketing). This double aspect of communication, focused from the perspective of the needs of current communication, multiplies the job prospects of graduates in Communications from Loyola University.

This eminently practical degree allows students to apply their theoretical knowledge to the real world of the labor market from the very first year of their studies, so that they acquire real experience right from the outset of their training.

Graduate in Communications

The Degree in Communications trains new communication professionals for a more comprehensive profile, focused on two specialties: Corporative Communication and Marketing and Communication in the Media.

Communication is in permanent and dynamic change, so these studies have to continually adapt themselves to new market demands.