The Division of Humanities and Communications groups 7 academic departments and 2 institutes that carry out interdisciplinary research.
To contribute to the development of knowledge via teaching, research and its communication.
To train socially committed professionals with a comprehensive and global vision of communication processes.
To train researchers and teachers through undergraduate - and mainly graduate - degree courses, in order to lay the foundations for future development.
To introduce its disciplines to various sectors of society that could benefit from them.
To promote socially committed, high-impact projects.
Each department of the division of humanities and communications has a director and an academic committee. The Director chairs the committee and administers the plans and policies it formulates. Each of the department’s bachelor and graduate-degree programs is supervised by a technical committee that is responsible for ensuring its effectiveness.
