Masters Programs in Journalism in South America 2022

The master's degree lasts one year. It consists of a group of subjects and workshops, of professional practices in the Editorial Office of La Nación and concludes with the presentation of a thesis. The students study three days a week in the Aula-Redacción de LA NACION in Vicente López. There they work in the different fields of journalist training related to the writing, editing, and publication of the content of different formats and genres, as well as the production of journalistic narratives designed for circulation in traditional spaces, new distribution platforms, and social networks. -

Hold debates in relation to the Epistemologies of the South and the decolonization of knowledge and of doing. Exchange knowledge and reflections between journalism and communication professionals and other disciplines related to Critical Theory, Ethics of Care, Theories on Conflicts and Peacebuilding and theories on inclusive language. Incorporate a critical look at journalistic practice in relation to perspectives on the treatment of information from southern epistemologies, the gender approach, ethnic and age diversity, and market dynamics in digital media. Carry out and publish journalistic investigations on conflicts in the country and the Latin American region, in light of the Theory of Conflicts, the historical processes of formation of the territories and their influence on the main contemporary conflicts. -

Studying a postgraduate degree in journalism, therefore, becomes a challenge that can only be faced from the convergence of academic knowledge based on theory and practical competence based on experience. All this oriented to the exercise of the profession with solvency both in graphics or radio, television, and digital. From that conviction, the Master's in Journalism aims to train journalists better prepared to see and foresee a changing world, with a critical perspective and without dogmatism. -

The main purpose of the Specialization in Sports Journalism at the National School of Sports University Institution is to provide quality training that provides students with the skills, tools, and knowledge necessary to advance their professional career, with guarantees of success. Dialogue with multiple languages ​​in sports and practical settings from the generation of content in media environments or ecosystems where subjective and objective views of the sports field are provided from the journalistic field. -

The long tradition of the chronicle and its development in our days has shown that it is a genre that has the tools to narrate and that allows the reconstruction of various conflictive, contradictory realities, full of nuances, and multiple meanings of the contemporary. For this, it is necessary to develop a specific academic field, which is the one proposed by this master's degree in Narrative Journalism. To well-done journalism that appeals to accurate and rigorous information and context, the new narrative journalism adds the conceptual depth to achieve a direct, empathetic arrival and shocking readers saturated by the overabundance of information they receive not only through the traditional media but also through social networks and the multiple channels of digital circulation. In this historical framework, it is necessary, on the one hand, to rediscover the chronicle through a conscious reading of its tradition, as did academics such as Ángel Rama, Julio Ramos, Susana Rotker, or María Moreno, who took the chronicle out of the drawer of minor and bastard genres, displaced by their status as "journalistic" from the canonical readings of the 19th and 20th centuries. And, at the same time, critically revisit the realistic literature - not only the North American one - to account for those narrative fabrics that left a record of what the world that its authors lived was like and how it is possible to unfold the complexity of the social. Professionals who study this master's degree will be able to learn from the long tradition of chronicles to de-fossilize formats, formulas and generate stories that avoid common places and can account for the universal from specific stories. Through the curriculum that will provide different types of technical and conceptual tools - from social theory to literature - they will be able to cross, in a constant round trip, the invisible borders that separate journalism from multiple knowledge. Expanding globalization, crisis, conflicts, and social contradictions, in a context of growing inequality, the emergence of new demands and claims for new rights, social subjects, and collective organizations that renew political agendas, -

The Mente Argentina Master’s Program in Journalism is designed for students from all over the world who not only want to get a Master’s in Journalism but also for those who seek an extraordinary learning experience in Buenos Aires, Argentina. -