Master in Periodismo Económico

Tuition is 3,156 USD per year.

Economic journalism covers the reporting and analysis of markets, macroeconomic policy, corporate affairs, public finance, and the economic dimensions of political decisions. Training in this specialization typically addresses financial literacy, data analysis, econometric reading, source management in business and regulatory environments, and the communication of complex economic information to general audiences. Professionals in this field must bridge technical knowledge and clear writing. Graduates work at financial newspapers and magazines, business television and radio programs, data journalism desks, financial services companies, and economic policy organizations. As economic topics have moved to the center of public debate, the demand for journalists who can report accurately and accessibly on these subjects has grown across media formats. Periodismo Económico is a one-year master's degree at Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid, Spain, with annual tuition of 2,701.20 EUR.