Admission test protocol for the School of Communication and International Relations
Admission test protocol for the bachelor's degrees in Communication - School of Communication and International Relations
In-person
The admission test is a comprehension and writing exercise (60 minutes). It has two parts:
- In the first there is a text, on which the candidate will have to answer four questions.
- In the second part, the student will have to write an essay on one of the three options offered.
- There will also be an English level test for the Bachelor's Degrees in Communication that serves to situate the student in the levels of the compulsory subject at the beginning of the course. It will not be a determining factor for admission. In total, approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
This level test will have two parts:
- A grammar exam (60 minutes)
- An essay in English (30 minutes)
The test results will be sent by email. The English level test will be taken first and then the comprehension and writing test.
Online
The test will comprise an interview (which will be recorded with the candidate's explicit consent) and a comprehension and writing exercise.
At the start of the year, admitted students will have to take an English level test for the degrees in Communication, which will be in-person and will serve to situate the student in terms of level in the compulsory subject.