Master Information, Communication — Tronc commun

Tuition comes to 250 EUR per year.

Information, Communication, taught here through a shared core curriculum (Tronc commun), belongs to the discipline of information and communication studies. This field examines how information is produced, circulated, and received across media, organizations, and society, covering areas such as communication theory, media studies, journalism, public relations, and information science. Students typically study the history and structure of media systems, digital communication tools, organizational and corporate communication, information management, and methods for analyzing audiences and public opinion. The discipline often combines theoretical study of communication processes with practical skills in writing, media production, and strategic messaging, and it may also address the ethical and legal frameworks that govern the press, broadcasting, and digital platforms. Graduates from this field commonly pursue careers in journalism, corporate and institutional communication, public relations, digital media management, publishing, and information management roles within companies, government bodies, or nonprofit organizations. Some continue toward specialized work in cultural communication or media research, while others move into roles managing communication strategy for public institutions or large organizations. This master's degree is delivered by Université des Antilles in Schoelcher, France, over two years, with an expected start in September. Instruction is given in French, and the program's yearly tuition is 250 EUR.