HE1: Identifies the principles of effective communication in their personal and social context.
HE2: Communicates their ideas and arguments in a comprehensible manner and in accordance with established formal criteria.
HE3: Uses systematic observation as a basic technique for reflecting on different situations.
HE4: Questions the reality around them by analysing the principles, facts, attitudes and values involved in order to define their own position.
HE5: Draws conclusions by justifying judgements based on the interpretation of data and evidence.
HE6: Link knowledge from different fields to provide an interdisciplinary response to complex situations.
HE7: Exchange information, share personal resources, and contribute ideas and suggestions to help the team work more effectively.
HT1: Expresses their own ideas effectively, ensuring consistency between verbal and non-verbal communication.
HT2: Engages with a specific audience, using, where appropriate, aids and supporting materials to facilitate understanding of the information.
HT3: Assesses the ethical implications of decisions to be made in a specific situation, applying the profession`s code of ethics.
HT4: Interprets information obtained from different sources, critically assessing its relevance and scope.
HT5: Participates responsibly in various digital environments, respecting the audience and basic rules of conduct.
HT6: Integrates ethical considerations regarding the handling of personal documentation, plagiarism and/or intellectual property within the work and/or projects of the field.
RC1: Produce multimedia content using digital tools.
RC2: Develop journalistic content adaptable to multiple platforms.
RC3: Apply techniques for data search, analysis and verification.
RC4: Master techniques for optimising news content for dissemination and positioning.
RC5: Integrate journalistic ethics into professional practice.
RCO1: Ability to produce, edit and manage journalistic content in various digital formats (text, audio, video, interactive infographics, etc.), adapting to new trends in news consumption and the demands of the Attention Economy.
RCO2: Understanding of the legal and ethical principles governing the right to information, press freedom and privacy in the digital environment, ensuring compliance with legislation and the ethical standards of journalism.
RCO3: Development of advanced skills in fact-checking, source analysis and the use of digital tools to detect and combat disinformation, contributing to the transparency and quality of the information ecosystem.
RCO4: Ability to conceive, develop and manage innovative journalistic initiatives in the digital environment, applying business strategies and sustainable funding models to ensure the viability of new media and communication projects.
